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The chaos in the Red Sea is starting to disrupt shipments of produce, from coffee to fruit, and threatening to halt a slowdown in global food inflation bloomberg.com/news/articles/… 來自 Bloomberg Economics

A pea dispute between two traders in Mozambique is hitting the pockets of consumers thousands of miles away in India bloomberg.com/news/newslette… 來自 Bloomberg

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Fixing the world's broken food systems could herald an economic windfall of as much as $10 trillion a year, new research shows bloomberg.com/news/newslette… 來自 Bloomberg

From extreme weather to anger over trade and prices, here's what's eating farmers bloomberg.com/news/newslette… 來自 Bloomberg Economics

The growing popularity of weight-loss drugs means food companies need to modify their business models or risk alienating investors bloomberg.com/news/articles/… 來自 Bloomberg Markets

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Donuts, ham and ice cream. Food inflation is making daily groceries a lucrative target for thieves bloomberg.com/news/newslette… 來自 Bloomberg Economics

'Expect chaos': It's one of the best-fed regions in the world — but the EU is wargaming a possible food crisis bloomberg.com/news/features/… 來自 Bloomberg Politics

Drought hurting crops in Africa and Europe wargaming a food crisis are among recent global food stories bloomberg.com/news/newslette… 來自 Bloomberg Economics

Jeff Bezos' fund will put $60 million into improving alternative meat as part of a push to make food more sustainable bloomberg.com/news/articles/… 來自 Bloomberg Green

The world should eat less meat as scientists warn that livestock emissions must halve by the end of the decade to help meet climate goals bloomberg.com/news/newslette… 來自 Bloomberg Economics

Easter is coming, but the reason why chocolate is so hot right now is down to the panic over cocoa supplies bloomberg.com/news/newslette… 來自 Bloomberg

El Niño-induced drought in southern Africa is sending ripples through global food trade bloomberg.com/news/newslette… 來自 Bloomberg

Europe’s new forest-protection rules are looming, but doubts are mounting that the agri-food industry will be ready for them bloomberg.com/news/newslette… 來自 Bloomberg Economics

From university dining halls to employee cafeterias, companies and institutions are using “nudge theory” to get people to eat less meat bloomberg.com/news/articles/… 來自 Bloomberg Green

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