Agribusiness
In today’s economy the agribusiness reached five trillion US$ in its impact on economy and environment where it represents 10% of the global consumer expenditure.
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July 2, 2020

In today’s economy the agribusiness reached five trillion US$ in its impact on economy and environment where it represents 10% of the global consumer expenditure. During the last fifty years the food productivity improved which permitted many parts of the world get more food supply, but the food shortage continued as a critical issue, although agriculture technologies raised the productivity but still the demand is by far higher than supply. Based on that, the continuous increase in demand requires a global intervention to secure supply in order to avoid future growing crises.
Agribusiness companies showed during the last decade that they secure higher returns on equity in comparison of other sectors. That is why investors seek opportunities to invest in promising agribusiness projects and companies. It has to be mentioned that agribusiness needs through understanding of certain harvests and other related issues such as seeds, production, processing and retail business.
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