Inversión extranjera pone el ojo en el campo
    Hace algunos meses, Cargill emprendió en la altillanura colombiana un proyecto de producción de cereales que involucra 90.000 hectáreas en el departamento del Meta, y ya invirtió 100.000 millones de pesos en la compra de tierras.
    • El Tiempo
    • 14 January 2012
    Singapore-based firm acquires 28.11% stake in AgriNurture
    Cargill's hedge fund acquires major stake in company acquiring plantations in Mindanao, the Philippines to produce rice, corn, banana and vegetables.
    • Business World
    • 02 January 2012
    Cargill unit offers to buy 28% of AgriNurture
    Black River Capital Partners Fund (Food) LP, a fund managed by the private equity arm of US agribusiness and trading giant Cargill, has offered to acquire 28.11 percent of Philippine fruit and vegetable grower AgriNurture Inc. for $30.4 million.
    • Manila Standard
    • 04 October 2011
    BBC viewers' questions put to Cargill boss
    Cargill CEO says he's "concerned" about foreign farmland grabs and says "no company's big enough to be a police force onto itself".
    • BBC
    • 29 September 2011
    Cargill supplier linked to violence and home demolition in Indonesia
    Newly uncovered customs data unearthed by Rainforest Action Network links agriculture trading giant Cargill to recent acts of violence, intimidation and home demolition against Indigenous villagers on the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
    • RAN
    • 29 August 2011
    Shut the gate: why cash-strapped landowners are selling the farm
    Australians do realise the value of what is being sold, a land agent and rural property specialist said, "but their hands are tied because they can't raise the money".
    • SMH
    • 01 August 2011
    Cargill unit Black River plans $400 mln Asian food fund
    Black River's investment pipeline includes a Chinese pork producer and distributor, a duck farming firm in northern China, a fish producer in Costa Rica and a frozen fish processor in Singapore.
    • Reuters
    • 20 April 2011
    The war on Africa’s family farmers
    Corporations and bankers do not believe in farming as a way of life; they believe in farming as a very profitable business that they control. Their goal is not to improve family farming in Africa, but to eradicate it.
    • Pambazuka
    • 06 April 2011
    Who's really buying the farm?
    Foreign investment in Australia's food chain is increasing at a rate that is causing concern, and not just for people on the land.
    • The Age
    • 06 Mar 2011
    Concessional Funding Key to Unlock Africa’s Agriculture
    Experts meeting at the World Bank in Washington, DC, discuss how best to assist African smallholder farmers to transition from subsistence to commercial farming.
    • World Bank
    • 29 January 2011
    Global land grabbing: Eroding food sovereignty
    Land deals, whether as direct purchases or long-term leases, are being brokered in poor countries by advanced capitalist countries and their TNCs
    • PAN AP
    • 14 January 2011
    South America tops farmland investors' wish-list
    Private equity and fund managers name South America a top place to buy, lease and manage agricultural lands for profit.
    • Reuters
    • 10 November 2010

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