the UN agency in charge of Agriculture and Food (FAO)
The hidden costs of inefficiency in milling
• In many flour mills today, production apparently proceeds without major problems, with a deliberate emphasis on "apparently". The facilities are functioning, the continuity of the process is ensured, and the final product complies with market standards. With...
ROMPAN Press Release: October 16 – World Bread Day
• October 16, 2025 – Today, as the whole world marks World Bread Day, we pause for a moment to look beyond the warm, crispy slice on the table and...
Melting glaciers: UN warning of potential global tragedy
• The United Nations (UN) is sounding the alarm about the accelerating melting of glaciers, a phenomenon that threatens the lives of billions of people around the world. In a recent report by UNESCO,...
An analysis of world grain prices. What are the determining factors for their decrease?
• Global grain prices are falling, and have been for some time. A combination of global factors led to this result. In a time when...
The impact of the sugar price increase on producers and final consumers
• Sugar, as an important part of the modern diet and one of the common ingredients in baked goods, cakes, breakfast cereals and more, has recently seen significant increases in...
Millet – the star gluten-free cereal of 2023
• The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has declared 2023 as the year of the millet. The cereal thus returns to the attention of specialists and producers. Millet is part of the category of gluten-free cereals. It has a...
The EU will become the largest producer of wheat in the world
• Data provided by the agriland.ie website, cited by Agerpres, show that the European Union will soon become the largest producer of wheat in the world. At the same time, in Europe and at...
A new record for world grain production
• According to a report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), world grain production will reach a record level in the new agricultural year 2023-2024. “Forecast growth is in high…