Food inflation has reached a new dimension of strife when people choose to manufacture with horrible and toxic substitutes in order to provide food to the masses. The result is cautious consumers on the look out for local food choices that they can trace themselves (in their car) or know as much as possible about […]

Data shows there is a fundamental shift in Chinese consumers desire for rural traceability data. According to key reports the Chinese care more about food sourcing than other mass markets such as the United States and the United Kingdom.  Rurapp is designed to assist farmers and value chains anywhere in the world.The most isolated farmers, […]

Some of the frozen meals sold at the leading supermarkets in Great Britain and Europe contained 100% horsemeat even though they were labeled beef. The meat apparently came from a French supplier with origin most likely coming from Romania. The situation, one of many food scandals, has pushed the need for food traceability solutions available from companies such […]

Can we reverse climate change  by farming organically? Returning stable carbon to the soil is a tonic that can support ecological abundance. There is growing scientific evidence that regenerative agriculture can comfortably feed the growing human population while repairing our damaged ecosystem. The question being answered is Can Organic Farming Counteract Carbon Emissions? Humans have traditionally farmed with […]

“Squeezed” is the first of four annual reports that will assess the impact of high and volatile food prices on the well-being of urban and rural communities in ten countries: Bangladesh, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Indonesia, Kenya, Pakistan, Vietnam and Zambia “Dramatic changes in the workforce occur as people are forced out of agriculture into riskier but better paid […]

See below for the 2014 Food Price Index: