Global Pork Quarterly Q1 2024: Markets Remain Under Pressure

February 14, 2024 Rabobank

Production will slow in 2024 as the sow herd contracts in the main production regions. This trend is expected to result in a decline or flat production throughout 2024, with disease pressures adding to the industry’s challenges. Despite production woes, there is a bright spot as feed prices continue to ease. Meanwhile, pork consumption remains resilient.

Bakery Bites: Looking Back and Looking Ahead

January 31, 2024 Rabobank

With the holiday season officially over, we look back at the main developments in US bakery in 2023 and speculate on what to expect in the new year. We see the industry is in better

The State of the Global Fresh Produce Industry

November 2, 2023 Rabobank

At IFPA’s Global Produce and Floral Show 2023 in Anaheim California, the fresh produce industry gathered to network, learn, inspire and to discuss the state of the fresh produce industry. Globally, the industry faces many challenges at present as weather extremes, geopolitical tensions and the ever-decreasing and more expensive workforce is affecting players along the fresh produce supply chain.

Trends in Mexico’s Greenhouse Vegetable Industry

October 11, 2023 Rabobank

Mexico’s production and exports of protected-agriculture vine vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumbers, and bell peppers, have grown significantly in recent decades. This is thanks to the country’s competitive advantages such as favorable climatic conditions and labor availability.

Southern Hemisphere Cherries, Growing Exports and Challenges -Rabobank

November 4, 2022 Rabobank

A new Southern Hemisphere sweet cherry season has started, with record volumes expected, which will reveal how the return to normal in each producing country is unfolding, and how the main destination markets will behave in the current global situation.