#Exporters

Animals Australia

AnimalsAus

This week's distressing news about the sinking of Australian-operated MV Gulf Livestock 1 live export ship is heartbreaking. But sadly, this is not an isolated tragedy for an industry defined

Mark Copelovitch

mcopelov

The robots fixation is unproductive. But so is the lazy way the China Shock has made its way into the political debate, where we talk only about the costs of

Nomfundo Zondi

ndomfuh_1

Some of the highly demanded food-agro agribusiness in South Africa: Agripreneurs (esp youth and women) are encouraged to look intoA thread: #AgriWomenChatAfrica #Womeninag #AgribusinessTalk254 #GirlTalkZA #FoodSecurity #FoodSystems 1. Spice Productio

Tom Finch

tomfinch89

1/ Cautious thought stream, in lieu of coffee break chat (correct me if I'm wrong):Welfare issues aside, meat from &is seen as 'bad' because it inefficiently uses cropland which could

Panos Roussos

panos_strather

By now, we all have read/seen dozens of analyses, videos (like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se9yqWNIG8A) linking coronaviruses with: 1)Industrialization of farming (not 'domesticated' but *abused* animals), incl. excessive (mis)use of #an

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ShiaoMei

Pls RT/ This Chinese woman-Hexin Jiang from Florida, proudly filmed herself buying massive amounts of surgical masks from multiple US stores.“I feel so proud buying all the masks. I didn’t

Jon Worth

jonworth

The essential problem with much of the commentary on UK-US relations and Biden's win, especially with regard to Brexit, is a misunderstanding of perception / communication, versus reality Let's start

iamian16

iamian16

A few more words about the Chemical Industry. Chemicals are ubiquitous: plastics, fuel additives, adhesives, cosmetics, cleaners, toiletries, paints, paper, construction, inks, biocides, pharma feedstocks, preservatives... 1/18 Chemicals ar

Rod D. Martin

RodDMartin

🧵 WHAT YOU'RE NOT HEARING: The Chinese cannot replace the U.S. market. Without it, the Chinese economy collapses. Here's why. A thread...

HUNTSMAN 🇺🇸

man_integrated

𝐏𝐞𝐛𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐈𝐧 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐨𝐧𝐝The US, above all, depends on its ports to keep the retail supply chains moving - we are a net importer, with a trade deficit of $600B

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

Why is Trump so desperate to raise oil prices, even though America is a net oil importer? 1/https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/12/business/energy-environment/opec-russia-saudi-arabia-oil-coronavirus.html?action=click&module=Spotlight&pgtype=Home

Darren Lim

limdarrenj

THREAD: In doing my PhD research some years ago I learned a bit about the Philippines’ banana industry, & its 2012 experience with SCS tensions. Bananas were rotting in Chinese

Dmitry Grozoubinski

DmitryOpines

1/ I see Australia's former Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, had waded into the fray once more with another enlightened take in the Spectator. Being Australian gives me a sense of

Dmitry Grozoubinski

DmitryOpines

1/ As far back as 18 months ago, still prominent public figures were publicly saying crashing out of the EU with no transition period would either be no big deal,

Baghwallah

baghwallah

1/ You will either read this article and nod your head sagely at the sagacity of it all (because you have a bumper sticker saying "Let's Go WTO!"), or you

Shilpa Anand

shilpaanand

Neiman Marcus. J.Crew. Debenhams. Laura Ashley have just filed for bankruptcy. The credit ratings of parent firm’s of Coach &Michael Kors were downgraded to junk in April. Per Marketwatch, Macy’s