Author: Membership

CONGRESS STARTS COOKING ON FRESH FARM AID –

The Senate’s economic relief package is set to be unveiled by Republican leaders, two months after House Democrats passed their own stimulus plan. The Senate bill is similarly expected to … Read More

GRAINS-SOYBEANS RISE FOR FIFTH SESSION ON STRONG DEMAND, CORN EASES –

Chicago soybean futures rose for a fifth consecutive session on Monday to their highest since July 10 on strong demand, although expectations of crop-friendly weather and ample world supplies capped … Read More

IFB COVID-19 RESOURCE HIGHLIGHT:

Illinois Secretary of State’s offices are opening back up for business. You can call and ask about online options for completing renewals and other transactions. If you plan to visit … Read More

FOOD COMMODITIES STILL AT RISK OF CORONAVIRUS ‘MARKET SHOCK’ -FAO/OECD

– A knock to food consumption in a global recession triggered by a coronavirus epidemic could produce a “market shock” of tumbling agricultural prices, the U.N.’s food agency and the … Read More

SHOULD YOU DINE OUT IN CHICAGO? HEALTH EXPERTS WEIGH IN ON RISKS, AND HOW TO REDUCE THEM –

As restaurants and bars continue to reopen for indoor dining, while struggling to survive, the question for some customers remains: Should you dine out indoors? Guidelines from the city and … Read More

CORONAVIRUS HAS AMERICANS HOOKED ON CANNED TUNA, AND PRODUCERS ARE PLAYING CATCH UP –

People have been buying more canned tuna during the economic downturn, in part because it’s a cheap protein. But producers of the canned fish are dealing with higher prices and … Read More

RESTAURANT TRADE GROUP SAYS PANDEMIC AID WASN’T ENOUGH TO SUSTAIN THE INDUSTRY, AS CLOSURES STRIKE AGAIN –

The National Restaurant Association projects 100,000 restaurants have been closed down over the past two weeks due to COVID-19 restrictions under state and local government mandates, as the advocacy group … Read More

APPETITE FOR CHICKEN TO DRIVE MEAT OUTPUT REBOUND IN NEXT DECADE –

A deadly swine disease and the coronavirus pandemic may be hurting meat production for now, but they won’t stop the industry’s expansion over the next decade, largely thanks to the … Read More

GRAINS-WHEAT HOLDS NEAR 3-MONTH TOP ON CHINA DEMAND TALK, WORLD CROP RISKS –

Chicago wheat futures edged lower on Thursday but held close to a near three-month high struck a day earlier as talk of Chinese purchases and concern about northern hemisphere harvests … Read More

TRUMP SCALES BACK LANDMARK ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, SAYING IT WILL HELP RESTART THE ECONOMY –

President Trump finalized a major overhaul Wednesday of one of the country’s most consequential environmental laws on the grounds that it has slowed the construction of highways, pipelines and other … Read More

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