OECD: Global Agricultural Subsidies Exceeded $950 Billion.
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The international agricultural sector continues to be under pressure from geopolitical tensions, financial uncertainties, and extreme weather events. Therefore, government support for the global agricultural sector reached a record high last year, exceeding $950 billion. This article, "World agricultural support reaches record high: Exceeds $950 billion," first appeared on HaberX.
According to an OECD report covering 56 countries, global government support for the agricultural sector reached a record high of over $950 billion in 2025. However, despite the increase in support, prices of some agricultural products rose, negatively impacting consumer purchasing power. 🚆
As the global agricultural sector faces increasing pressure from rising geopolitical risks, economic uncertainties, and extreme weather events, total government support for the sector reached a record high exceeding $950 billion in 2025.
According to the OECD report, global farm subsidies will reach a record high of $950 billion in 2025. The ratio of subsidies to the value of production increased from 17.6 percent in 2023 to 19.1 percent in 2025, while the report noted that about half of the subsidies are made up of production and trade-disrupting methods.
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