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Abstract geometric rice terraces beneath a divided sky, a weather front approaching from the right, and a small balance motif contrasting harvested area and yield.
Environment • Agriculture & Food Security

Philippine Rice Harvests Fell Sharply. The Next Season Is Still at Risk.

Philippine third-quarter palay production fell 17.8%, largely alongside a contraction in harvested area. El Niño and higher farm costs cloud the next crop.

PhilippinesRice
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Abstract editorial illustration of six descending teal and amber data bars beside a thin upward gold recovery arc on a midnight blue grid, representing slowing Philippine economic growth.
Business • Manila · Economy

Philippine Growth Slows to 2.1% as Farms and Investment Falter

Philippine GDP grew only 2.1% year on year in the third quarter as farms shrank and consumer spending slowed, leaving a difficult path to the government’s 2026 growth target.

PhilippinesGDP
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Original abstract editorial illustration of two separate price pathways, a descending international commodity line and a differently paced grocery receipt line, using self-drawn geometric shapes and no third-party images, logos, maps, flags, portraits, or observational chart data.
World • GLOBAL FOOD MARKETS

World Food Prices Fell in October. That Does Not Mean Grocery Bills Fell

FAO’s international food index slipped 1.2% in October to 133.9, even as sugar climbed. National grocery inflation follows different prices, baskets and publication calendars.

Food PricesInflation
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Original illustration of terraced rice fields, regional food logistics and climate-resilient agriculture
World • SOUTHEAST ASIA / FOOD SYSTEMS

ASEAN's $3 Billion Food Investment Pipeline Is Not Yet Funding for Farmers

ASEAN ministers renewed a regional food-security agenda while FAO identified more than $3 billion in potential investment opportunities. The gap between a pipeline and money reaching farms remains the real test.

ASEANFood Security
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Original editorial illustration of a livestock inspection gate, cattle silhouette and border surveillance grid
Business • US–MEXICO / AGRICULTURE & BIOSECURITY

Screwworm Reached Arizona as Cattle Trade Reopened. Can the Border Controls Keep Up?

USDA confirmed Arizona's first New World screwworm detection in a dog on 28 October, while cattle imports from Mexico resumed at Columbus, New Mexico. The two developments show why border trade is reopening in stages under surveillance and animal-health safeguards.

New World ScrewwormArizona
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