• China to buy New Zealand farmland
    • Al Jazeera
    • 20 April 2012

    After a year-long legal battle, China will be allowed to buy farmland in new Zealand. Some experts say these purchases are less about business and more about rich countries securing their own food supply at the expense of less well off nations.

  • ‘China should farm more abroad’
    • Reuters
    • 18 April 2012

    China, the world's most populous country and biggest consumer of grain, should expand its farming overseas to ensure enough food for its people because of limited land and low productivity at home, agriculture experts said on Wednesday.

  • Fonterra plans two more farms in China
    • Timaru Herald
    • 14 April 2012

    Fonterra will develop two new dairy farms in China, increasing to five the number of farms the co-operative has in the country, while, the NZ Government is expected to announce any day whether Shanghai Pengxin can buy the 8000ha Crafar dairy farms.

  • Los chinos ahora quieren hacer pie en campos bonaerenses
    • Clarín
    • 13 April 2012

    Negocian un acuerdo para llevar riego a zonas del sur a cambio de granos. Es un proyecto similar al polémico acuerdo firmado con Río Negro en 2011

  • Jugando con el hambre: los millonarios negocios con la tierra
    • Semana
    • 10 April 2012

    Multinacionales, países petroleros y fondos de inversión están comprando millones de hectáreas. El equilibrio natural, el destino de los campesinos y el futuro del planeta están en juego.

  • Se vende África
    • Hoy
    • 09 April 2012

    En la última década, los países en desarrollo han dejado en manos extranjeras una superficie equivalente a media Unión Europea. África es un paraíso para estos inversores.

  • China in Africa: Rethinking the cliche
    • Rural Modernity
    • 08 April 2012

    The increasing dominance of China in Africa - industry, not agriculture. UK and US deserve greater critique.

  • Uncertainty is frightening off large-scale investors
    • NZ Herald
    • 04 April 2012

    The Government clearly hopes the Crafar Farms' controversy will be put to bed before China's fourth-ranked leader Jia Qinglin visits Christchurch and Wellington in mid-April.

  • Inversiones y créditos chinos a Latinoamérica
    • Analítica
    • 24 Mar 2012

    "Debido a las estrictas regulaciones en Brasil y Argentina para la compra de tierras agrícolas por parte de inversionistas extranjeros, China ha cambiado su modelo y está invirtiendo en infraestructura en lugar de tierras..."

  • 1,000 mdd invertirá China y BID en AL
    • El Semanario
    • 20 Mar 2012

    Este fondo permitirá apoyar proyectos de infraestructura y agricultura en AL

  • Sudan sugar maker plans Hong Kong IPO
    • Reuters
    • 18 Mar 2012

    Kenana, Sudan's biggest sugar company, is planning to raise $200 million listing a quarter of its shares in Hong Kong in December, to finance new projects.

  • COFCO to raise capital to fund acquisitions of overseas sugar firms
    • Global Times
    • 09 Mar 2012

    State-owned food giant COFCO Corp is likely to pursue more overseas acquisitions of sugar companies, its Chairman Ning Gaoning said on the sidelines of the ongoing National People's Congress in Beijing Thursday.

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