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Three Supreme Court justices handed down their judgement today, rejecting Midfield Meat International's appeal bid and finding none of the grounds of appeal had "any real prospect of success".

Police say it's too early to determine the cause of the latest blaze, but SARDI's executive director says "it's deliberate".

Thai food exports have a promising outlook this year, with shipments forecast to eke out growth of 2.1% to 1.5 trillion baht despite economic uncertainty in developed markets, inflationary pressure, foreign exchange volatility, rising production costs and drought.

The majority of Australian macadamia processors will pay their suppliers some of the lowest prices on record, with concerns they could drop further.

Social activist Medha Patkar was all ears to the woes of tenant farmers and assured them that she would take their plight to the notice of the State government

The Chittoor Collector announced the support price of mangoes in the district from May 10 to May 20 at ₹19 per kg. Horticulture officials were ordered to take steps to implement the support price in all the factories. A meeting will be held after May 20 to announce the next…

In a judgement that has come as a shot in the arm for sugarcane farmers, the Madras High Court has said the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) fixed by the Centre for their produce was in reality not the fair market price at all, and that small and marginal farmers…

Harewood estate reverts to tried and true methods to improve grape quality.

After the release of a report into the slaughtering process of poultry meat, some Australian Muslims are questioning if they can "trust" that the food they consume is permissible under Islamic laws.

Citrus growers are trying to popularise mandarins with green tinges, but say shoppers have come to expect a perfect glossy orange colour created by gas treatments.

Lawyers and farmers say the government's response to the subsidence of land near gas projects is like a "bandaid on a volcano" and they have no confidence in its ability to tackle the problem.