Megan Durisin

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PRYMORSKE, UKRAINE – JULY 05: Harvester works on a wheat fields near ongoing Ukrainian counter-offensive in Prymorske, Ukraine on July 05, 2023. (Photo by Amadeusz Swierk/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Russia kills Ukraine grain export deal, boosting worries about world food supply

By Megan Durisin and Bloomberg

Guineafowls stand in an outdoor area near their poultry house, in Les Herbiers, western France, on December 5, 2022, as some 10 million ducks, chickens and other poultry have been culled in France since November in one of the most widespread outbreaks of bird flu in years. – Quarantine measures have been taken against the virus and French farmers are compensated by the government for losses that can run into the millions of euros. (Photo by LOIC VENANCE / AFP) (Photo by LOIC VENANCE/AFP via Getty Images)

Why your holiday turkey will cost you more this year (it’s not just inflation)

By Megan Durisin, Elizabeth Elkin, and others

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Ukraine and Russia reach deal to resume grain exports from the Black Sea

By Megan Durisin, Áine Quinn, and others

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J&J’s COVID-19 vaccine enters a new 6,000-person late-stage trial

By Megan Durisin and Bloomberg

German officials confirmed the first case of the deadly African swine fever to reach the country. Last month, Till Backhaus (SPD), an agriculture minister, helped build a swine-proof fence on German-Polish border to keep possible infected animals out of the country.

Europe is on high alert after a deadly swine virus emerges in Germany

By Megan Durisin, Brian Parkin, and others