US EditionMore Rice, Maize and Wheat In 2025, But Bird Flu, Trade Tensions & Extreme Weather Threaten Global Food Security: FAO
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More Rice, Maize and Wheat In 2025, But Bird Flu, Trade Tensions & Extreme Weather Threaten Global Food Security: FAO
A major area of concern highlighted in the report is the continued spread of high pathogenicity avian influenza (HPAI), which the FAO described as one of the most significant biological threats to the global poultry sector. The disease has affected over 173 million chickens in the US since 2022.
The influence of the BRICs on the world corn market is increasing, while in the last five years the world corn consumption increased by 6.0% – according to USDA data – in the eight main BRIC member countries it grew by 14.4%. This implies that the forum created in 2010 by Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, which subsequently joined Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Indonesia and the United Arab Emirates as full members, has (and will have) a le…
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