Las organizaciones de la sociedad civil japonesas apelan al Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores (MOFA) y a la Agencia japonesa de cooperación Internacional (JICA) para que suspendan inmediatamente y reformulen el programa ProSAVANA

Le cadre pour la réflexion et l'action sur le foncier au Sénégal, épaulée par l'ONG GRAIN et l'association italienne Re:Common a publié un rapport d'enquête sur les investisseurs qui se cachent derrière le projet Senhuile-Senethanol.

A controversial foreign investment to produce agrofuels for Europe on 20,000 ha in Senegal has angered communities and sparked violent clashes between peasants and the police.

Un investissement étranger controversé visant à produire des agrocarburants pour l'Europe sur 20 000 hectares de terres agricoles au Sénégal a suscité de violents affrontements entre paysans et forces de l’ordre.

Malaysia's third-largest listed plantation company, Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd, said it had agreed to a $21.3 million cash acquisition to gain a foothold in the palm oil sector in Liberia.

As China’s appetite for meat, milk, and eggs has soared, so too has its use of soybean meal. And since nearly half the world’s pigs are in China, the lion’s share of soy use is in pig feed.

Les Ong africaines avertissent les autorités du continent des impacts négatifs sur la sécurité alimentaire que pourront engendrer les acquisitions massives de terres en Afrique au détriment des communautés.

Members of communities affected by industrial monoculture oil palm plantations and other organisations from Africa, Europe, the Americas and Asia reaffirm opposition to land and forest grabs.

Members of the West African civil society and the Coalition for the Protection of African Genetic Heritage on Monday opened a regional forum on the impact of land grabbing on food security in Dakar

With vast tracts of rich, black earth but antiquated infrastructure, Ukraine is attracting interest from Chinese companies hoping to meet their nation’s growing demand for grains and meat.

In Dzumajlija there is not enough land, water and space to breed the cows announced by the Indian company Sahara Group

A violent attack on a tea plantation leased by Indian-owned Verdanta Harvest Plc, a subsidiary of the Noida-based Lucky Group, has renewed concerns over Ethiopia’s policy of leasing out large tracts of land to international investors.