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Consumer Foods-to-Go Wrap! – Wrapping up March 2026
In this episode of Consumer Foods-to-Go Wrap, we look at a whole buffet of topics. We examine how recent geopolitical tensions in Iran are influencing global consumer
Global Daily: April Fools and the Last Supper
Wednesday saw the unusual occurrence of three Anglosphere heads of government delivering televised addresses to their respective nations within 24 hours of each other...
Monthly Outlook: War and Peace
For now, we stick to our scenario of the Iran war being over in 2-3 weeks on largely US terms, then a slow return to normal for energy… but not for geopolitics.
Exclusive Global poultry quarterly Q2 2026: Solid global chicken demand, rising geopolitical risks and volatility
The global poultry industry outlook remains strong, with 2.5%-3% growth expected in global consumption.
Exclusive A Pause, Not a Pivot, in EU ETS
No immediate EU ETS intervention despite the energy shock: Oil and gas prices have surged since the Iran war began, but the EU is not moving toward aggressive ETS reforms
How the EU maritime sector can decarbonize through biofuels, onshore power, and efficiency
A look at how FuelEU Maritime reshapes EU short sea shipping through biofuels, onshore power supply, and ship efficiency, amid long term biomass and grid challenges.
Global outlook: Energy shock slows economic growth around the globe
War in the Middle East has upended global energy markets. This affects the entire global economy.
The great electrification
The great electrification is reshaping the energy system of the EU at unprecedented speed.
The great electrification: Insights, gaps, and investment implications through scenario analysis
A comparative scenario review revealing electrification as a structural trend in the EU energy system, with all pathways showing rapid acceleration beyond 2030.
Global Daily: It Takes Two to TACO
The Iran war rages on and energy importers in Asia continue to look nervously at their ‘days cover’ dashboards for liquid fuels...
Bank of England: Dire Straits
The Bank of England kept policy unchanged at 3.75%, but stands “ready to act” as the economy confronts yet another supply shock. Its monetary policy is in dire straits.
Agri-food Vision: Working Together Toward a True Value Food System
Will our agrio-food system still be innovative and internationally leading in 2040? Certainly, if we make the transition to True Value. Read our vision.
