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Food system experts launch project to transform global food trade rules

MINNEAPOLIS—The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) is pleased to announce the launch of an ambitious three-year project that will advance urgently needed changes to the global trading system to meet the mounting challenges in global food distribution.

Comment on the Oversight of the SEC’s Division of Corporate Finance

The following letter was sent on July 25, 2023 and signed by Animal Legal Defense Fund, Family Farm Defenders, Farmworker Association of Florida, Food & Water Watch, HEAL Food Alliance, In Defense of Animals, Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, National Family Farm Coalition and Union of Concerned Scientists. 

The Farm Bill Uprooted Episode Two: Polluted

After decades of Farm Bill policy incentivizing the overproduction of commodity crops, conventional agriculture in the U.S. has taken an increasing toll on water, soil and the climate — and on farmers’ own ability to withstand extreme weather and climate disruptions.

The writing on the wall: Lessons learned from the collapse of the Black Sea Grain Initiative

When Russia announced it would not renew the Black Sea Grain Initiative on July 17, anger and disappointment mixed with a sense of resignation. The news was hardly unexpected.

[Watch] Livestock Methane: Identifying gaps to advance meaningful solutions

On July 13, IATP hosted a webinar, "Livestock Methane: Identifying gaps to advance meaningful solutions." Watch the recording of the webinar above or on YouTube. 

The Farm Bill Uprooted Podcast Series

Read more about The Farm Bill Uprooted Podcast Series

The Farm Bill Uprooted Episode One: Overgrown

From IATP, Episode 1 of a 6-part podcast series: The Farm Bill Uprooted.

Introducing: The Farm Bill Uprooted

Coming soon from the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, a new 6-part podcast series: The Farm Bill Uprooted.

2022 Annual Report

Livestock Methane: Identifying gaps to advance meaningful solutions

July 13th, 2023

This webinar aims to advance the discussion on the future of livestock and methane emissions. We will discuss the science and on-the-ground considerations related to livestock production and the gaps that need to be addressed to advance lasting solutions to livestock’s methane problem.

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