Agriculture remains one of the most protected commodities in the global trade game. Sensitivities over local farmers and food security often allow politics to trump science. We specialize in analysis and recommendations regarding non-tariff trade barriers including sanitary and phyto-sanitary restrictions on food and commodity trade.
Global trade in meat and poultry topped US$100 billion in 2012, more than double the US$46 billion exported in 2004, just eight years ago.
Global population is expanding at the rate of 78 million people per year. That is the equivalent of 9 New York Cities each year. Food production deficits have risen in population-dense Asia, offset by rising food imports. 9 billion will inhabit planet earth by 2050. Agriculture efficiency growth and resource maximization will define the future of our planet.
We are a full-service firm dedicated to providing market intelligence and analysis of global agriculture trade.
Our business model is simple. We have compiled a vast network of resources around the globe to provide clear, accurate market intelligence in a timely manner. Combined with our collective experience in market and policy analysis, as well as our exclusive databases of trade, production, and tariff statistics, we provide in-depth market analysis and provide market reports on a subscription basis.
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It is estimated that every dollar of U.S. agriculture exports generates an additional $1.48 in supporting industries, roughly $171 209 billion in added value in 2013. |  |
