Saudi extends foreign land spree with CFG takeover
    A consortium of Saudi groups - comprising dairy giant Almarai, grain importer Al Rajhi and Salic, the agriculture arm of the country's Public Investment Fund sovereign wealth fund – buys Continental Farmers Group, which has large farming operations in Poland and the Ukraine.
    • Agrimoney
    • 28 Mar 2013
    Cyber@ction : mobilisation des paysans polonais contre la vente des terres destinées à la culture d'OGM
    Les paysans polonais bloquent des villes dans le nord ouest de la Pologne pour mettre fin aux ventes de terres agricoles, destinées à des multinationales qui feraient pousser des OGM dessus.
    • ICPPC
    • 20 Mar 2013
    Poland farmers protest sale of land to foreign multinationals
    In four cities in Poland, farmers are demonstrating against Polish farmland being sold to foreign multinationals. Now they need international support for their protests.
    • Digital Journal
    • 08 January 2013
    'Elevated concern' over Polish farmland reforms
    Law that will accelerate the sale of state farmland seen as move to give domestic farmers a head start before restrictions are removed on foreign investment as part of Poland's entry into the European Union.
    • Agrimoney
    • 28 December 2011
    Farmland seen returning up to 12% by $469 billion fund manager
    Farmland investments may return 8 percent to 12 percent annually as global food demand increases, said the largest US pensions manager for teachers and academic researchers with $469 billion of assets.
    • Bloomberg
    • 06 October 2011
    Saudia Arabia eyes US for ag investing, contracts
    Saudi Arabian investors are looking to expand their agricultural investments in the United States to secure long-term food supply because of water shortages in the desert kingdom, Saudi officials said on Thursday.
    • Reuters
    • 30 April 2010
    Farmland fund to exploit food price boom
    The largest fund to invest in European farmland will be launched today, signalling investors' growing appetite for alternative ways to profit from a long-term rise in agricultural commodity demand and prices. The farmland fund, set up by Germany-based Palmer Capital Partners and UK-based Bidwells, is expected to raise about €300m ($425m) to buy arable land in Poland, Hungary, Romania and the Czech Republic. It will also invest in western Europe.
    • Financial Times
    • 15 September 2008
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