Corning has moved aggressively this year to cut down on costs to make up for the slump in its main markets, which, combined with earlier pr...

Ukraine is a major producer of grains and oilseeds and the interruption to its exports at the outbreak of war pushed global food prices to ...

The cereal maker's shares were down about 6% at $71.20 as the company warned its profit margins in the fourth quarter would not improve as ...

Concerns grew about grain shipments from the key Black Sea region, after Russia attacked Ukraine's capital Kyiv for the first time in more ...

The risk of frost damage to Brazil's second corn crop, already hurt by drought, helped fanned corn supply fears this week.

Cheaper corn supplies from India would keep the cost of animal feed lower for consumers of meat and chicken in Asia, who are among the most...

The aid programs could be key to Trump's chances of success in swing states such as Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa and Minnesota. Such states are ho...

The Michigan-based company also beat second-quarter sales and profit estimates, sending its shares nearly 4% higher in pre-market trading.

Corn faced its biggest weekly drop in more than six months, while wheat was poised for a third week of loss.

The 25 per cent tariff imposed on vehicles as a tit-for-tat step will be scrapped starting January 1.

Global wheat production will be higher this year as weather appears more conducive for producing bigger crops.

It surges as much as 34 per cent to a record since shrinking supply from the US stokes competition among meat and ethanol producers.

Heat waves in southern Europe are withering the corn crop and reducing yields in a region that accounts for 16% of global exports.

The International Grains Council (IGC) has said it lowered its estimate of world wheat production for 2010-11 by 13 million metric tonnes t...

Corning Inc said on Wednesday its second-quarter profit surged thanks to a hefty one-time tax gain and strong demand for glass used in flat...

U.S. farm exports during fiscal year 2008 are forecast to surge to a record $108.5 billion, up $7.5 billion from a February estimate.

Americans may be getting another helping of food inflation, and it seems likely to come from higher prices for chicken and pork.