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Korea: 13,010 Vouchers Instead of Cash — a Small Fine, a Big Practice
South Korea's Fair Trade Commission fined Trip.com a symbolic 10 million won. Behind that figure stand five years of practice, 13,010 refunds…
“The More Loyal, the More Expensive”: Price Discrimination and Trust in Trip.com
Trip.com Group's 5.18 billion yuan antitrust fine concerned hotels, not travellers. Yet it was after that ruling that an old consumer accusation…
Global: Dickeya Blackleg Puts Seed Certification Under Pressure in Europe
Dickeya can cut yields by 20–25% or more; seed buyers demand documented freedom, and Scotland and Northern Ireland apply zero tolerance in…
Chile: Magallanes Delivers Over 100 Tonnes of Certified Seed Potatoes to Local Growers
At the far southern tip of Chile, potato self-sufficiency is being built one certified tuber at a time. More than 100 tonnes…
Ukraine: Young Potatoes Triple to UAH 60 per Kilo on Kyiv’s Stolichny Market While Main-Crop Prices Stay Flat
Young potatoes at Kyiv’s Stolichny market tripled in price within six days, climbing from UAH 20 to UAH 60 per kilogram —…
Europe’s potato sector sounds alarm as 86 crop protection actives withdrawn in seven years
Europe's potato sector warns that a shrinking crop-protection toolbox, climate change and rising costs are threatening competitiveness, with 86 active substances withdrawn…
Egypt: Fresh Farm Export Target Tops 10 Million Tonnes in 2026, With Potatoes the Second-Largest Item
Egypt aims to ship more than 10 million tonnes of fresh agricultural produce by the end of 2026, up from roughly 4…





















































