As the world focuses on the oil market, the war in Ukraine is snarling vital grain shipments and forcing buyers to scramble for supplies from elsewhere.

The weather phenomenon is coming for crops from rice to sugar and fish.

The Iran war is driving up the cost of synthetic crop nutrients, pushing growers to embrace alternatives from microbes to manure.

The world is curbing demand for the most ubiquitous confectionery, sending the price of its vital ingredient tumbling.

A safety scare involving baby formula is causing disruption at Nestlé and Danone.

The caffeine habit is hard to kick and cost-conscious coffee drinkers are resorting to any means necessary.

Beef prices show no sign of cooling, even as the Trump administration tries to rein in costs by boosting imports and support for domestic ranchers.

Global coffee prices rose to record highs this year, sending the cost of cappuccinos and lattes soaring. But a caffeine habit is hard to kick.

The discovery of African swine fever is threatening the world’s second-largest pork exporter.

Thanksgiving is seen as a gauge for grocery prices, and now more so than ever as Americans grow increasingly frustrated with the cost of living.

President Donald Trump issued an order on Friday reducing tariffs on beef, tomatoes, coffee and bananas, a move aimed at lowering costs on groceries as the administration faces pressure from voters to cut prices on everyday goods.

The US is the world’s largest consumer of the red meat, but shrinking cattle herds have led to a supply shortage and sent prices soaring.

It’s a tough time for consumers, but it turns out there’s still a bright spot on grocery shelves.

China appears to have the upper hand, at least when it comes to farm goods.

President Donald Trump said his administration had struck an agreement to bring down the price of beef for consumers during an event in the Oval Office on Thursday.

After avocados from South Africa, honey from Tanzania and mutton from Madagascar, it’s Angola’s turn to ink lucrative deals with Beijing.

The more costs that Barry Callebaut passes on to customers, the more expensive your indulgence potentially becomes.

The world’s voracious appetite for soy now has farmers edging deeper and deeper into the rainforest.

Cherries with no pits are set to (eventually) hit grocery shelves thanks to gene-editing technology.

Milk producers get a boost from the Trump administration’s roadmap to improve children’s nutrition.