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Former World Bank President David Malpass urged China to stop hoarding food and fertilizers to alleviate the global supply crisis exacerbated by the war in Iran, emphasizing China's significant stockpiles and questioning its continued classification as a developing country, while a Chinese embassy spokesperson maintained that the responsibility for global supply chain disruptions does not lie with China. #GlobalEconomy #FoodSupply #ChinaPolicy #CN #US #IR

Former World Bank President David Malpass urged China to stop hoarding food and fertilizers to alleviate the global supply crisis exacerbated by the Iran conflict, noting that China's stockpiling practices are counterproductive as countries scramble for fertilizer supplies before spring planting, while a Chinese embassy spokesperson defended China's position as a developing country amidst international criticism. #GlobalEconomy #FoodSupply #China政策 #CN #US #IR

Former World Bank President David Malpass urged China to stop hoarding food and fertilizers to alleviate the global supply crisis exacerbated by the Iran conflict, emphasizing that as the world's largest holder of such resources, China should cease its inventory increases, while a spokesperson from the Chinese Embassy in the U.S. countered that the disruption of global food and fertilizer supply chains has obvious root causes beyond China's responsibility. #GlobalEconomy #FoodSupply #ChinaPolicy #CN #US #IR

Former World Bank President David Malpass urged China to stop hoarding food and fertilizers to alleviate the global supply crisis exacerbated by the conflict in Iran, noting that China's significant stockpiles could stabilize the market, while also questioning its classification as a developing nation given its status as the world's second-largest economy. #GlobalEconomy #FoodSupply #ChinaPolicy #CN #IR #US

Former World Bank President David Malpass urged China to cease stockpiling food and fertilizers to alleviate the global supply crisis exacerbated by the Iran conflict, stating that China's substantial reserves could help stabilize the market ahead of spring planting, while also criticizing its continued classification as a developing nation despite being the second-largest economy. #GlobalEconomy #FoodSupply #ChinaPolicy #CN #US #IR

Former World Bank President David Malpass urged China to halt its stockpiling of food and fertilizers to alleviate the global supply crisis exacerbated by the Iran war, emphasizing that China, as the world's largest holder of these resources, should stop increasing its reserves and instead contribute to stabilizing the market. #GlobalEconomy #FoodSupply #ChinaPolicy #CN #IR #US

A study from early 2026 (250 producers) shows that 86.2% of breeders do not feel appreciated by society. As many as 66.7% of respondents had considered ending pig production in the past 12 months, which threatens a decrease in supply and increased imports. (Original: Badanie z początku 2026 roku (250 producentów) pokazuje, że 86,2% hodowców nie czuje się docenianych przez społeczeństwo. Aż 66,7% respondentów rozważało w ciągu 12 miesięcy zakończenie produkcji trzody chlewnej, co grozi spadkiem podaży i większym importem.) #Agriculture #AnimalWelfare #FoodSupply #PL