Second Harvest CEO calls for better measurement of Canada’s food waste
Lori Nikkel said gaps in measurement and standardisation obscure how food waste is distributed across the supply chain.
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Lori Nikkel said gaps in measurement and standardisation obscure how food waste is distributed across the supply chain.
Data includedAndrea Brocklebank cited science-based policy, agricultural research and practical knowledge transfer to producers as priorities.
Data includedThe second 2026 Sustainable Farming Incentive application window offers support to farmers in return for environmental actions.
Data includedMinister Indalecio Dangond called for a detailed review of how rice-sector parafiscal funds were used and what they achieved. A ministry-published letter cites amounts linked to U.S. rice import auctions and sector levies.
Data includedAccording to DANE’s SIPSA bulletin dated October 2, cucumber wholesale prices increased in 39 of the 40 markets monitored in September. The increase in Cali was 59.44%.
Data includedThe province’s chicken count fell from 306,148 to 221,481, as a decline on smallhold farms outweighed growth among semi-commercial farms.
Data includedThe Philippine Statistics Authority estimated Kalinga’s second-quarter 2026 liveweight production at 516 tonnes, down from 1,149 tonnes a year earlier.
Data includedFinal annual figures from Statistics Indonesia show harvested area falling from 232 to 117 hectares and output from 7,821 to 3,970 quintals.
Data includedIn a 2 October update, WFP said conflict displacement and access constraints are worsening food needs; 74% of monitored households in accessible areas could not meet basic food needs.
Data includedABARES’s October 1 update put Murray-Darling Basin storage at 14,991 GL, or 67% of total capacity.
Data includedThe FAO index averaged 136.0 points in September 2026, up 2.0 points or 1.5% from the revised August level.
Data includedBPS put the national Farmers’ Terms of Trade index at 131.11 in September, up 1.49% from August. Prices received by farmers rose faster than prices paid.
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