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Netherlands alerts spark dispute over testing methods The Netherlands flagged four Argentine and two Brazilian soybean meal shipments containing banned genetically modified organisms, leading to at least three withdrawals and prompting Argentina on Tuesday to question Dutch testing methods, reported Reuters . The findings put a spotlight on GMO compliance from the European Union's largest suppliers of the livestock feed and could boost demand for other origins including the US and Ukraine. The European Commission's Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed shows four notifications of "non-approved GMO in soybean meal from Argentina" this year, dated April 14, 17 and 27 and March 19. In addition, it showed two shipments of banned GMOs from Brazil notified on February 11 and April 22. Brazil is the EU's largest soymeal supplier, followed by Argentina. Responses have varied. The Argentine cargoes flagged on March 19 and April 17 and the Brazilian cargo dated from February 11 were ...

The Netherlands flagged four Argentine and two Brazilian soybean meal shipments containing banned genetically modified organisms, leading to at least three withdrawals and prompting Argentina on Tuesday to question Dutch testing methods, reported Reuters . The findings put a spotlight on GMO compliance from the European Union's largest suppliers of the livestock feed and could boost demand for other origins including the US and Ukraine. The European Commission's Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed shows four notifications of "non-approved GMO in soybean meal from Argentina" this year, dated April 14, 17 and 27 and March 19. In addition, it showed two shipments of banned GMOs from Brazil notified on February 11 and April 22. Brazil is the EU's largest soymeal supplier, followed by Argentina. Responses have varied. The Argentine cargoes flagged on March 19 and April 17 and the Brazilian cargo dated from February 11 were withdrawn, while the April 14 case of Argentine soymeal and ...

An unprecedented machine for harvesting black pepper was presented by MIAC, from Indústrias Colombo, during Agrishow 2026. The proposal is to mechanize an activity that still depends, to a large extent, on manual labor. Brazil is the second-largest global producer of the spice, with production mainly concentrated in Espírito Santo and Pará. "Black pepper still depends heavily on manual labor, and the shortage of labor has been an increasing challenge for producers. The new machine arose from direct observation of this need and seeks to offer a mechanized alternative," stated Joel Backes, Commercial Director of MIAC - Indústrias Colombo. The company also presented a cutting and binding platform for beans. More compact, it is suitable for smaller areas or irregular terrain, helping to reduce losses and improve the quality of the grain. "The proposal of the new Winflex Draper CW14 platform is to offer a solution aligned with the reality of the bean producer..."