Another food crisis? Yes, but this time it’s different by GRAIN | 11 Jun 2026 Corporations Another food crisis? Yes, but beyond corporate greed and climate disasters this time it’s linked to war, geopolitics and imperial aggression, requiring a new kind of collective response. Another food crisis? Yes, but beyond corporate greed and climate disasters this time it’s linked to war, geopolitics and imperial aggression, requiring a new kind of collective response.
Amid the fertiliser crisis, Africa has a chemical-free option: agroecology by GRAIN | 21 May 2026 Corporations Amid the looming fertiliser crisis, African states should invest in sustainable agriculture to increase yields and food security. Amid the looming fertiliser crisis, African states should invest in sustainable agriculture to increase yields and food security.
Big Tech's digital trade agenda is a danger for farmers and food systems by GRAIN | 14 May 2026 Corporations As scrutiny grows over Big Tech’s role in supporting militaries that are committing war crimes, far less attention is paid to its expanding power over our food systems. To rein it in it is crucial to understand how they use digital trade deals to block regulations. As scrutiny grows over Big Tech’s role in supporting militaries that are committing war crimes, far less attention is paid to its expanding power over our food systems. To rein it in it is crucial to understand how they use digital trade deals to block regulations.
The port of Chancay: a dramatic boost for extractivism in South America by GRAIN | 10 Feb 2026 Corporations A new report from GRAIN shows how Peru's port of Chancay, financed primarily by China, is reshaping agriculture trade routes. It is also opening the doors for new agribusiness investors and corporations to expand in South America. A new report from GRAIN shows how Peru's port of Chancay, financed primarily by China, is reshaping agriculture trade routes. It is also opening the doors for new agribusiness investors and corporations to expand in South America.
US tariff policy bulldozing Asia’s agriculture by GRAIN | 24 Jan 2026 Corporations In Asia, beyond tariffs, the US is leveraging trade threats to bypass sovereign regulations & reshape food and agricultural standards. This strategy extracts unilateral concessions in favor of US interests, revealing a pattern of neocolonial diplomacy. In Asia, beyond tariffs, the US is leveraging trade threats to bypass sovereign regulations & reshape food and agricultural standards. This strategy extracts unilateral concessions in favor of US interests, revealing a pattern of neocolonial diplomacy.
Israeli state backed agribusiness colonialism in Africa by Academics and Staff for Palestine, GRAIN & Stefan Christoff, | 17 Dec 2025 Corporations Interview with GRAIN's Monica Vargas on Israeli state backed agribusiness companies operating throughout the global south and how even when these Israeli business ventures are not openly state backed, the companies are most often embedded into Israeli state driven neo-colonial strategy that takes place on a global level. Interview with GRAIN's Monica Vargas on Israeli state backed agribusiness companies operating throughout the global south and how even when these Israeli business ventures are not openly state backed, the companies are most often embedded into Israeli state driven neo-colonial strategy that takes place on a global level.
SLAPP lawsuit filed by CPF against Witoon Lianchamroon and BioThai by GRAIN | 21 Oct 2025 Corporations This Oct 22, Witoon Lianchamroon of BIOTHAI goes to court over defamation charges from the giant Thai company CPF. A UN human rights representative calls it a SLAPP lawsuit, designed to silence criticism over a tilapia outbreak that has devastated farmers. This Oct 22, Witoon Lianchamroon of BIOTHAI goes to court over defamation charges from the giant Thai company CPF. A UN human rights representative calls it a SLAPP lawsuit, designed to silence criticism over a tilapia outbreak that has devastated farmers.
A “call to arms” for the agroecology movement to join the fight to change finance by GRAIN | 25 Aug 2025 Corporations In an important new article, Michel Pimbert, explains why the transition to agroecology is never going to be financed without seriously taking on the structures of finance itself. To finance change, he says, we have to change finance. We couldn’t agree more. In an important new article, Michel Pimbert, explains why the transition to agroecology is never going to be financed without seriously taking on the structures of finance itself. To finance change, he says, we have to change finance. We couldn’t agree more.
Top 10 agribusiness giants: corporate concentration in food & farming in 2025 by ETC Group & GRAIN | 10 Jun 2025 Corporations New report by ETC Group & GRAIN reveals how extreme corporate concentration in agribusiness lets a handful of giant companies rig prices, capture governments, and erase alternatives—accelerating climate breakdown and ecological collapse. New report by ETC Group & GRAIN reveals how extreme corporate concentration in agribusiness lets a handful of giant companies rig prices, capture governments, and erase alternatives—accelerating climate breakdown and ecological collapse.
Gulf investors in, locals out: Pakistan’s corporate farming agenda by GRAIN & Pakistan Kissan Rabita Committee | 5 Jun 2025 Corporations Saudi & UAE investors see the "Green Pakistan Initiative" as a strategic food security move, where they can pour billions into farmland. But with the crops destined for Gulf markets, can Pakistan feed its own people? Saudi & UAE investors see the "Green Pakistan Initiative" as a strategic food security move, where they can pour billions into farmland. But with the crops destined for Gulf markets, can Pakistan feed its own people?
Online event: Fighting off vulture finance in the Asia Pacific by GRAIN, PSI & the Resisting Pension Fund Capitalism project | 8 May 2025 Corporations Join us on May 22, 12h30 Delhi/14h Jakarta/17h Sydney, to expose how private equity, pension & wealth funds exploit communities—and how we fight back. Join us on May 22, 12h30 Delhi/14h Jakarta/17h Sydney, to expose how private equity, pension & wealth funds exploit communities—and how we fight back.
Can pension systems be part of the fight for food sovereignty? by GRAIN | 30 Apr 2025 Corporations Most workers—especially those who feed us—lack retirement security. Farmers, farmworkers, fishers & food vendors often get little to nothing. But some countries offer hope. Food sovereignty must mean pensions for all! Most workers—especially those who feed us—lack retirement security. Farmers, farmworkers, fishers & food vendors often get little to nothing. But some countries offer hope. Food sovereignty must mean pensions for all!
Her story: sowing resistance to industrial agriculture by GRAIN | 27 Mar 2025 Corporations From India to Uganda and Mexico, rural women reveal the layers of adversity they endure, as well as their resilience in challenging industrial agriculture. Here are some of their stories. From India to Uganda and Mexico, rural women reveal the layers of adversity they endure, as well as their resilience in challenging industrial agriculture. Here are some of their stories.
A launch event | 26 March: Confrontations with pension fund capitalism by Several groups | 19 Mar 2025 Corporations Workers around the world are facing a dramatic decline in pension coverage. At the same time, pension funds are cashing in on the privatisation of land, water and public services. Join our webinar to discuss how to resist pension fund capitalism. Workers around the world are facing a dramatic decline in pension coverage. At the same time, pension funds are cashing in on the privatisation of land, water and public services. Join our webinar to discuss how to resist pension fund capitalism.
Resistance in Chile against Coexca and its factory pig farms by GRAIN | 5 Mar 2025 Corporations In 2008 Coexca set up a mega pig farm in Chile, backed by investments from Denmark, Chile & the Netherlands. Ever since, the community of San Javier has been denouncing the company's pollution & impacts on the health and farming of rural people. In 2008 Coexca set up a mega pig farm in Chile, backed by investments from Denmark, Chile & the Netherlands. Ever since, the community of San Javier has been denouncing the company's pollution & impacts on the health and farming of rural people.