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NEW: An unusually widespread outbreak of the foodborne parasite Cyclospora has been causing illness across the U.S. this summer. Regulatory neglect, corporate consolidation in the food system, and poor labor conditions for farmworkers helped drive the outbreak. www.iatp.org/industrial-f...

Contamination by Design: How an industrial food system has driven the Cyclospora outbreakRegulatory neglect, corporate consolidation, and poor labor conditions contribute to the spread of a diarrhea-causing parasite.www.iatp.org

A proposed mega-dairy in western Minnesota poses a massive threat to our state’s precious water resources — but also to smaller independent dairy producers & rural communities. The MN Dept. of Agriculture is seeking input about potential socioeconomic impacts: www.mda.state.mn.us/input-socioe...

"We deserve an agricultural system that values the lives of the people who grow and harvest its wealth as much as the wealth itself." Op-ed from IATP's Matt Kinsella-Walsh and UC Santa-Barbara researcher Danny Sanchez Bravo: www.independent.com/2026/07/15/o...

One Year After the Glass House Raid, California Still Fails FarmworkersOn the anniversary of the Glass House raid, we remember the life of Jaime Alanis Garcia, and the 2,153 fathers, mothers and children abducted from Ventura and Santa Barbara counties since 2025.www.independent.com

The EU can't afford to backslide on ag-sector climate action. IATP Director of European Strategies Claire Stockwell: “Beyond the climate harm, any attempt to distract of methane’s real-world impact only wastes precious time." www.desmog.com/2026/07/14/c...

Can Ireland Deliver as ‘Honest Broker’? Here’s What’s at Stake for Climate and Nature in EU Council PresidencyEnvironmental campaigners are urging Ireland to protect the public interest and resist industry pressure as the country takes up the presidency of the EU Council. The EU’s top agricultural polluter to...www.desmog.com

NEW: The EU is expected to publish its strategy for a “competitive, resilient, and sustainable livestock sector” next week. But a leaked version of the draft Livestock Strategy reveals a plan far out of step with today’s climate reality.

Three essential elements for the EU’s forthcoming Livestock StrategyOn July 7, the EU is expected to publish its strategy for building a competitive, resilient, and sustainable livestock sector. A draft of the Livestock Strategy has leaked. While the text is clearly…www.iatp.org

NEW: The Trump administration has approached trade through negotiated bilateral Agreements on Reciprocal Trade (ART) in exchange for easing tariff rates. These agreements lock in corporate power and undermine countries' abilities to control their own food systems: www.iatp.org/us-trade-agr...

Agreements on Reciprocal Trade lock in corporate control over the food systemSince the beginning of his second term, the Trump administration has negotiated bilateral Agreements on Reciprocal Trade (ART) in exchange for easing tariff rates.www.iatp.org

The announcement yesterday that the USMCA review process will continue means there is more time to review and revise this flawed agreement. Our statement: www.iatp.org/us-declines-...

U.S. declines renewal of USMCA, opening up more time for needed changesIn response to the announcement this week that the Trump administration will not be renewing the U.S.-Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) at this time, the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy has r...www.iatp.org

As Europe suffers under another dangerous heatwave, the EU’s forthcoming Livestock Strategy fails to grapple with the scale of animal farming’s climate impact, or to provide farmers with the support needed to transition away from industrial livestock production. www.iatp.org/open-letter-...

Open letter on the importance of addressing methane from industrially farmed animals to help slow global warming and build farm resilienceThe following open letter was delivered on June 30, 2026 to European Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Christophe Hansen, in addition to Executive Vice-President, Teresa Ribera; Commissioner for C...www.iatp.org

Today, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Monsanto, against the health and safety of farmers and farmworkers across the U.S. www.pbs.org/newshour/pol...

Supreme Court ruling blocks thousands of lawsuits against maker of Roundup weedkillerThe decision Thursday is a victory for the Trump administration but could complicate relations with allies who want to limit pesticide use.www.pbs.org

Yesterday, the Senate released a disappointing draft Farm Bill that cuts funding for key conservation programs and fails to provide real solutions to the ongoing farm crisis. Read our full statement: www.iatp.org/iatp-respond...

IATP Responds to the Senate Farm BillThe Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy has released the following statement from Michael Happ, Program Associate for Climate and Rural Communities, in response to the Senate Farm Bill text rel...www.iatp.org

NEW: Our latest report by @alexcpark.com and Philip H. Howard, co-published with @afsafrica.bsky.social, examines the increasing influence of the World Bank Group on African agriculture, particularly livestock production. Read it now: www.iatp.org/bank-takes-l...

The Bank Takes the Lead?Making sense of the World Bank Group’s role supporting livestock projects in the Green Revolution in Africa, with a focus on East and Southern Africa Our latest report examines the rise in WBG financi...www.iatp.org

Join us next week on June 24 at 12 p.m. CT for a short webinar where we’ll hear from IATP’s Michael Happ about what’s happening with the Farm Bill now, his latest research into conservation program data, and more! Learn more and register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Join us for a webinar on June 25 exploring how international financial institutions are influencing African food systems, promoting industrial approaches that strengthen corporate control and marginalize agroecological alternatives. Learn more and register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

How do we transform food systems to make agroecological transitions possible on a large scale? In episode five of Agroecology Uprooted, hear from Sophia Murphy, Ernesto Mendez & Raj Patel on the policies that help agroecology thrive & what it takes to make them happen. www.iatp.org/agroecology-...

NEW: Climate change threatens Europe's food systems. But what about the agriculture sector’s contribution to fighting the climate crisis? Our latest from IATP Europe digs into EU ag emissions, sector-specific targets, and the potential to step up ambition for 2040. www.iatp.org/eu-agricultu...

EU can build on existing agriculture emissions targets to unlock the sector’s climate potentialA warming planet and more frequent extreme weather events will change how food is produced in the European Union (EU) in 2040 and beyond. But what about the sector’s contribution to fighting the clima...www.iatp.org

New podcast episode! Food is about more than just the calories we need to survive. The expansion of corporate-controlled industrial agriculture has meant the loss of traditional knowledge, genetic resources, and communities’ power to control their own food systems. www.iatp.org/agroecology-...

Agroecology Uprooted Episode Four: Food and PowerFood is about more than just the calories we need to survive. The expansion of corporate-controlled industrial agriculture has meant the loss of traditional knowledge, diverse genetic resources, and c...www.iatp.org

NEW REPORT: The on-farm conservation programs EQIP & CSP provide vital support for farmers to increase resilience & improve environmental outcomes on their farms. But following federal cuts to USDA funding & staffing, program acceptance rates dropped steeply in 2025. www.iatp.org/one-step-for...

One step forward, two steps back for conservationIRA freeze and DOGE cuts limit farmer access to popular conservation programs. The on-farm conservation programs EQIP and CSP provide vital support for farmers to increase resilience and improve envir...www.iatp.org

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Minnesota’s legislative session came to a close this week, with not much progress to show on the agricultural front. Though legislators couldn't reach agreement on an omnibus ag bill, a couple positive provisions made it through the session. Read more in our latest: www.iatp.org/minnesota-le...

Minnesota legislative session ends with little progress to show for agricultureMinnesota’s legislative session closed this week, with little progress for agriculture. Though the Agriculture Committee has historically been able to make deals even in difficult partisan environment...www.iatp.org

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