• Fears of farmland buy-out
    • Big Pond News
    • 29 May 2010

    There are growing concerns that a legislative loophole could allow vast tracks of Australia's farmland to be sold to the Chinese Government.

  • A better land grab for China?
    • Change.org
    • 27 May 2010

    Better food and know-how for China, more food for Singapore: if the deal actually comes to pass, it strikes me as a fairly solid bargain, writes Te-Ping Chen.

  • Landcorp may bid against Chinese for Crafar farms
    • Dominion Post
    • 27 May 2010

    NZ government-owned farming company Landcorp may bid for 16 big farms at the centre of controversy over their potential sale to a Chinese-backed investor.

  • Singapore firms to invest in $16 bln China farm project
    • Reuters
    • 21 May 2010

    Singapore plans to help develop a $16 billion agricultural project in northeastern China as the city-state aims to boost its food security.

  • New food source for Singapore
    • Straits Times
    • 21 May 2010

    Singapore could gain access to a major new source of meat, fruit and vegetables if a massive new farming project in north-eastern China takes off

  • Cameroun: L’attribution des terres aux investisseurs étrangers divise
    • Journal du Cameroun
    • 17 May 2010

    De nombreux paysans camerounais désapprouvent la politique gouvernementale visant l’octroi de vastes espaces cultivables à des investisseurs étrangers

  • Terres agricoles: une menace chinoise exagérée, dit Desjardins
    • Le Soleil
    • 12 May 2010

    Les craintes soulevées par la possible vente massive de terres agricoles du Québec à des intérêts chinois sont exagérées selon une étude du Mouvement Desjardins.

  • Cargill's Black River eyes food, land deals
    • Reuters
    • 10 May 2010

    Cargill's private equity firm says it will set up farms in Asia where "there is a huge lack of competency in farm management practices."

  • Hyundai wants to buy land in Brazil
    • Folha de São Paulo
    • 09 May 2010

    Executives from the South Korean company Hyundai are negotiating with state governments for the purchase of land in Brazil, with the objective of planting and exporting soya to South Korea.

  • Empresa sul-coreana Hyundai quer comprar terras no Brasil
    • Folha de São Paulo
    • 09 May 2010

    Executivos da empresa sul-coreana Hyundai negociam com governos estaduais a compra de terra no Brasil com o objetivo de plantar e exportar soja para a Coreia do Sul. 

  • Investment bankers with wings: Making a killing
    • Huffington Post
    • 04 May 2010

    Unfortunately, the US Senate inquiry into Goldman Sach's alleged malfeasance is unlikely to question why the company in 2008 decided to acquire ten intensive poultry farms in China's Hunan and Fujian provinces for $300 million.

  • Chinese farming investment on Abaco
    • Bahama Pundit
    • 28 April 2010

    After trumpeting Chinese investment in "a very large agricultural project" in the Bahamas that would be up and running by September, senior government officials are now backing off the subject.

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