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Global food production is top of mind in an era of tight supplies and growing world population. Civil unrest is mounting as political leaders and food and agricultural companies analyze prospects for increasing production and improving distribution to some of the world’s poorest areas.
With costs surging for commodities like wheat, corn, soybeans and sugar, how successful food and drink companies are in preserving profits impacts larger issues with the still-recovering global economy.
Amid this backdrop, top executives from food and soft drink companies, along with seed, fertilizer and grain companies will all join top Reuters reporters and editors at the Reuters Global Food and Agriculture Summit, March 14-16, held simultaneously in Chicago, London, Paris and Singapore.
Key interviews will air live exclusively on Reuters Insider - our multimedia platform delivering relevant news, analysis and trade ideas.

Agricultural Companies

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Agricultural Companies