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MONDAYS WITH PATMEI  | Davao promotes circular model for feeding school children

July is nutrition month and Davao City is taking this seriously by transforming the way we do our school-based feeding program. Dubbed Project ALAGA (Advancing Learners through Accessible, Guaranteed, and

Free meal program has involved 148 thousand local suppliers: Minister

Indonesia's free nutritious meals program has engaged about 148,000 local suppliers and will increasingly rely on ...

Indonesia kurangkan bajet program makanan percuma

JAKARTA: Indonesia akan mengurangkan perbelanjaan untuk program makanan percuma negara itu, dengan kemungkinan pemotongan sekitar 40 trilion rupiah (RM9.6 bilion) pada 2026. Menteri Kewangan, Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa berkata, pelan kecekapan bajet itu dibincangkan bersama Agensi Pemakanan Kebangsaa (NNA), yang mengendalikan program berkenaan. Beliau berkata, NNA akan menentukan angka akhir sebelum memaklumkannya kepada Presiden Prabowo Subianto, ... Read more The post Indonesia kurangkan bajet program makanan percuma appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Politics : Danish Hossman Eyes Investment Push And Jobs For Johor Lama Voters

KOTA TINGGI, June 29 (Bernama) -- Bridging development gaps and attracting high-impact investment to stimulate the local economy are key priorities for Pakatan Harapan (PH) candidate for the Johor Lama state seat, Danish Hossman Abd Rahman.

Midera Food Processing: A First Look Without Middleby

Midera Food Processing: A First Look Without Middleby

Abyei launches subsidized sorghum sales program to reduce rising food prices for households

The government of Abyei Special Administrative Area has launched a subsidized sorghum sales program to help reduce rising food prices and improve access to affordable food for households. Speaking to Eye Radio this morning, Abyei Minister of Information Yohana Akol said the initiative aims to ease the cost of living and strengthen food security during [] The post Abyei launches subsidized sorghum sales program to reduce rising food prices for households appeared first on Eye Radio.

Saudi Arabia's 1.3 million pomegranate trees produce 39,700 tons in summer

RIYADH — More than 1.3 million productive pomegranate trees in Saudi Arabia produce over 39,700 tons annually, meeting growing consumer demand during the summer season. The Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture said that pomegranates are among the Kingdom’s promising economic crops. As part of its “Sweet in Season” campaign, cultivation is concentrated in Asir, Makkah, Tabuk, Qassim, and Al-Baha, with varying production levels in other regions. The campaign aims to introduce consumers to the Kingdom’s diverse local fruits and their peak seasons throughout the year, promote national products, raise quality and safety standards, and improve the marketing of locally produced fruit during harvest seasons to support farmers and increase their financial returns. The ministry noted that Saudi pomegranates are known for their diverse varieties suited to the local environment, most notably Taif, Hijazi, Wonderful, and Eversweet. Locally, the fruits are consumed fresh and used to make juices, ice cream, and desserts. The ministry provides support and services to empower farmers, including agricultural guidance, technical support, financing facilities, and the adoption of modern farming technologies. It also helps strengthen supply and marketing chains through seasonal programs and local exhibitions, ensuring national products reach consumers quickly and easily.

Monthly Spotlight: Asia Farming Solutions

In this month’s spotlight, Castle Reynera of Asia Farming Solutions shares how the organization is advancing higher-welfare farming systems in the Philippines through smallholder engagement, research, and systems-focused advocacy. The feature explores the Build Back Better Campaign, challenges in farmed animal welfare work, and why locally grounded solutions matter in transforming food systems. Read more

Enhanced investment in agriculture vital for food security : Saif Ur Rehman

Enhanced investment in agriculture vital for food security : Saif Ur Rehman

Patronise locally processed foods …Agric Minister urges

THE Minister of Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has urged Ghanaians to patronise locally processed food products to boost the capacities of local companies. He said this was the only way by which the companies would be able to expand and create jobs for the teeming unemployed youth. Speaking during a working visit to local The post Patronise locally processed foods Agric Minister urges appeared first on Ghanaian Times.

Hungry and displaced: thousands moved to new Musina repatriation centre

Conditions have improved but facilities are inadequate and food in short supply

Syrian parliament convenes for first time following al-Assad’s overthrow

President Ahmed Al-Sharaa stresses that improving the economy and strengthening public services are key priorities.

Farouk: “CARRY ON” project to modernise retail, food outlets nationwide

Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, Sherif Farouk, reiterated on Monday that the “CARRY ON” project represents one of the ministry’s strategic initiatives to modernise food and retail outlets through an integrated operational model based on digital transformation, governance, and enhanced efficiency. The project contributes to improved services for citizens and a more sustainable internal [] The post Farouk: “CARRY ON” project to modernise retail, food outlets nationwide appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.

Yakutia updates social, economic development strategy

The strategy covers the areas of healthcare, social policy, education, transport, housing, economic sectors, ecology, tourism, and support for local production

From Kitchen Passion to Retail Shelves – SPAR Opens Doors for Local Food Brands

The SPAR Supplier Development Programme is helping small South African brands like Simply Deli access market opportunities, build capability and scale for long term growth Behind every jar of marinade or bottle of cook-in sauce, there is often a story of resilience, reinvention and relentless passion. For Yolande Buckley, founder of Simply Deli, that story []

Farmers dump vegetables as prices plummet

By Guna Bahadur Roka/Santosh Subedi, Sulikot/Pakhribas, July 7: Commercial vegetable farmers in Ghyalchok, Ward Nos. 7 a...

Inside Ghana’s aquaculture value Chain: Where are the bottlenecks slowing growth?

Ghana’s aquaculture sector continues to be positioned as a key contributor to food security, employment, and economic diversification. Over the years, various policy discussions, private sector interventions, and development partnerships have emphasised the sector’s potential. Yet, behind the growth narrative lies a set of persistent structural challenges that continue to shape production outcomes and limit expansion. At the centre of these challenges is the aquaculture value chain itself, particularly the availability and quality of inputs such as fish seed, feed, and technical services. While production systems have expanded in both smallholder and commercial operations, stakeholders continue to raise concerns about inefficiencies that affect productivity at the farm level.

South Africa: Hungry and Displaced - Thousands Moved to New Musina Repatriation Centre

[GroundUp] Conditions have improved but facilities are inadequate and food in short supply

SOS Indonesia Conserve 1,900 tons of Surplus Food in Bali and Jakarta

Waste Not; Want Less. SOS Recycles Food from Hotels, Supermarkets, Bakeries, Farms, and Other Sources to Feed the Needy. The post SOS Indonesia Conserve 1,900 tons of Surplus Food in Bali and Jakarta first appeared on Bali Discovery.