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The balance of trade in EU agri-food remains robust with a surplus of €22.5 billion for the months of January to April this year.

Spain forecasts a cereal harvest of 25.8 Mt with a record average yield of 4.57 t/ha, 16% more than in 2024.

The Dutch pig population dropped below 10 million in 2025, the lowest in 45 years, according to provisional data from Statistics Netherlands.

The OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2025-2034 gives market developments and medium-term projections for world meat markets.

The Alerts Tool provides a nationally accessible inventory of animal health disease alerts from across Canada.

Canada’s livestock and poultry sectors have collaborated to address foot and mouth disease , African swine fever, and highly pathogenic avian influenza.

At the end of the first half of the year, slaughter increased 2%, reaching a record figure.

Compared to the previous report, slight declines in global corn production and ending stocks were estimated, due to a smaller crop in Brazil. Soybean projections continue to be very positive, with significant growth in Brazil's production and slight declines in the U.S. and Argentina's harvests.

The Ministry of Economy's Secretariat of Farming, Livestock and Fisheries authorised, through regulations 113/2025 and 115/2025, the commercialisation of two new genetically modified crops: one for corn and the other for soy beans.

The Commission proposes merging the CAP with cohesion funds and reducing its budget to €300 billion, with more national control and fewer EU conditions.

The EU presidency aims to cut red tape and boost innovation and competitiveness in agriculture and fisheries.

Ministers warn of climate and disease impacts, and call for fair trade amidst global tensions and war-related disruptions.

EU ministers call for a common protein strategy and diversification of feed sources to ensure autonomy and sustainability.

The EU postpones tariff retaliation to continue negotiations with the US until August 1

According to the June report from the National Directorate of Agriculture, production increased by 3.5% compared to the previous season.