Factors include declining U.S. cattle herds, drought, a parasite in Mexico, and potential tariffs on imported lean beef.

A new study shows how extreme weather events are correlated to specific food price spikes in the immediate aftermath.

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A San Antonio produce company is raising serious concerns after the United States Department of Commerce withdrew from and ...

While Florida growers cheer the 17% tariff on Mexican tomatoes, Arizona and Texas companies fear it could raise prices and cost jobs.

Fresh tomatoes from Mexico are projected to rise about 8 cents per pound in price nationwide, according to a trade policy ...

ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Tuesday warned Kurdish and other groups in Syria against pursuing ...

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In Settegast, where the average person dies before retirement age, Black women battle environmental racism and a record increase in cost of living.

GRAINGER COUNTY, Tenn. — A new 17% duty on Mexican-grown tomatoes is now in effect, part of a federal effort to bolster U.S.

A recently released analysis from The Budget Lab at Yale estimates you could pay a lot more money yearly if new tariffs take ...