Capitalising on its global footprint, Bunge is targeting growth in biofuels, feed, and food amid market volatility, as Bunge executives shared at the BMO conference on May 13.
The company added that it may carry out additional share purchases outside the programme if deemed appropriate, including block trades, under its existing shareholder authority.
The sector supports around 75 million livelihoods and contributes roughly 5% to GDP, valued at about US$32 billion.
According to Alltech, Asia remained the global center of feed production in 2025, with an output of 559 million tons.
For the first time in a decade, the number of cats in the U.S. has surpassed dogs, reinforcing demand for cat-focused nutrition products.
The quota for the north-central fishing zone is 1,914,049 tonnes, a decline of more than 1 million tonnes year-on-year.
The data enables internationally consistent calculation of the environmental footprint and provides a reliable basis for sound analysis.
The Group posted record half-year results with 14% revenue growth while advancing a majority stake acquisition in Greece and launching a new investment project in Kazakhstan.
The higher margin was mainly due to lower quality-related costs and better absorption of plant expenses as production volumes increased.
Livestock imports surged by 25% in 2025 following the suspension of duties and taxes.