INTERNATIONAL NEWS
OECD and FAO Present the 2026–2035 Agricultural Outlook
This week, the OECD and FAO released the Agricultural Outlook 2026–2035, highlighting that global agricultural production is expected to grow by 13% over the next decade. Productivity improvements, technological innovation, and more efficient farming practices are projected to drive most of this growth
The report also emphasizes that international agricultural trade will continue to play a critical role in balancing global supply and demand, particularly as climate events and geopolitical tensions create new challenges for food security and commodity markets.
FAO to Hold Global Commodity Committee Meeting Next Week
The FAO announced preparations for the 77th Session of the Committee on Commodity Problems (CCP), where government representatives and industry experts will discuss agricultural markets, international trade, food security, and sustainable value chains.
The meeting is expected to address current challenges affecting global commodity markets and explore strategies to strengthen international cooperation and improve market resilience.
These developments reinforce the importance of diversified export markets and efficient supply chains for agricultural exporters worldwide.
Agricultural Trade Continues Expanding Through New Export Agreements
International agricultural trade continued to strengthen this week as new export agreements and market access initiatives were announced in several regions. Among the highlights was the launch of South Africa's first large-scale stone fruit exports to China, reflecting growing demand for high-quality agricultural products and stronger global trade partnerships.
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