央视网消息：迎冬小雪至，应节晚虹藏。22日，我们迎来二十四节气中的小雪。小雪时节，寒意渐浓。在云南普洱市的一些少数民族村 寨，不少村民们都会制作特色菜肴抵御严寒。 牛肉稀饭是佤族日常及节庆的重要食物，主要选用本地特产的黄牛肉和旱谷米，搭配酸笋、时令野菜等天然佐料，放在大锅中以柴火慢 炖。 热腾腾的牛肉稀饭被端上餐桌，与其他菜肴一同组成丰盛的家宴。大家围坐共享一锅牛肉稀饭，在冬日里驱散寒冷、凝聚亲情。 而在江城哈尼族彝族自治县勐烈镇，木薯喜获丰收。这种被誉为"大树山药"的作物，是冬季进补的佳品。木薯被当地村民们制作成各种菜 肴，从木薯蒸糕、木薯煎饼到木薯排骨汤、酥炸木薯糯米球等。在冬日享用，不仅能补充能量、促进消化，还有调理身体的效果。 为抵御冬日干燥严寒，在墨江哈尼族自治县联珠镇，村民们将新鲜的菊花融入老鸭汤、鸡蛋、水饺等各式菜肴中，做出菊花煎蛋、菊花米 线、菊花老鸭汤、菊花肉馅水饺、菊花炖排骨等美味佳肴，一桌丰盛的菊花宴给冬日增添了几分香气。 完成了"宰冬肉"，当然也要应着节气好好补一补，最地道的做法就是炖牛肠、牛肉。做牛肠首先要清洗干净肠衣，再灌入用大葱和新鲜牛 肉混合的肉馅，系好绳就完成了。牛肠跟新鲜牛 ...

利比里亚《非洲首页报》11月10日报道：由世界银行与利比里亚农业部联合组成的督导团，于2025年11 月3日至12日对该国总投资1.61亿美元的"农村经济转型项目"进行为期十天的实地评估。该项目核心目 标是通过推广可持续农业、加强木薯、橡胶及畜禽价值链、修建农村道路与市场设施（如塔佩塔至兹韦 杜道路及沿线市场），提升贫困农户收入与韧性。至今项目已向64家农企发放1000万美元配套赠款，用 于建设加工设施及开拓市场。督导团实地考察了多个项目县，期间世行任务组长敦促受益者专注高效完 成项目，国家协调员强调该项目属于利比里亚人民，其成功直接关系到国家农业转型与经济增长。此次 评估旨在确保项目问责、优化协调，并为下一阶段实施提供指导，以持续惠及利比里亚农村社区。 ...

Core Insights - Agricultural prices in Colombia increased by 7.8% year-on-year in October, while showing a slight decrease of 0.3% month-on-month, with the agricultural price index reaching 243.95 points and an overall increase of 8.2% for the year [1] Summary by Categories Price Trends - 63.6% of agricultural products experienced price increases across 33 subcategories [1] - Beef contributed the most to the index, rising by 2.42 percentage points [1] Key Products - Prices for bananas, tomatoes, cassava, and fresh milk also saw increases [1] - Conversely, prices for fresh eggs, cocoa, rice, and corn declined [1] Supply and Demand Factors - The rise in beef prices was primarily influenced by rainfall in the Caribbean and eastern plains regions, which led to reduced supply of cattle for slaughter [1] - Domestic consumption recovery and increased exports to Asia and the Middle East boosted demand for beef, making it a significant driver of the price index increase in October [1]

Group 1: Forum Highlights - The Hongqiao International Economic Forum held a sub-forum titled "Deepening Global South Cooperation Towards Common Prosperity," focusing on multilateralism, enhancing economic resilience in the Global South, and promoting sustainable agricultural development [1] - The China International Import Expo (CIIE) expanded the African product area to include an "Asia-Africa Product Zone," showcasing high-quality agricultural products and cultural features from Asia and Africa, reflecting China's commitment to opening up and promoting cooperation among Global South countries [1] Group 2: Standard Bank Group's Participation - Standard Bank Group, one of Africa's largest banking groups, has organized African enterprises to participate in the CIIE for five consecutive years, showcasing products from 23 agricultural and food companies from over 20 African countries [3] - The bank has helped over 180 African agricultural enterprises enter the Chinese market, with this year's exhibition being larger and more effective than previous years, indicating a more mature understanding of Chinese consumer demands [5] Group 3: Trade Agreements and Collaborations - Standard Bank signed a memorandum of cooperation with the China Chamber of Commerce for Foodstuffs and Native Produce (CFNA) to deepen collaboration in agricultural trade and sustainable supply chains [7] - South African company Carmen Tea successfully signed an agreement to export tea to China, while Kenyan coffee producers established long-term supply partnerships with Chinese buyers, highlighting the significance of these collaborations for African SMEs [7] Group 4: South African Market Expansion - Tiger Consumer Brands Ltd, a leading fast-moving consumer goods company in South Africa, aims to leverage the CIIE platform to expand its market presence in China [8] - The South African government emphasizes the CIIE as a vital platform for promoting trade and cooperation, noting the significant opportunities presented by the Chinese market [10] Group 5: Rwandan Coffee Export Plans - Rwandan coffee brand OneCup plans to export approximately 20 tons of coffee to China this year, capitalizing on the favorable trade relations and zero-tariff policies between China and Rwanda [16] - The company aims to establish long-term partnerships with Chinese traders and retailers through the CIIE, enhancing the visibility of Rwandan coffee in the Chinese market [16] Group 6: Joy Wing Mau's Global Cooperation - Joy Wing Mau Chile Co., Ltd. showcased its fruit products at the CIIE, emphasizing its global cooperation model that connects high-quality orchards from over 40 countries to the Chinese market [18] - The company reported a transaction volume exceeding 230,000 tons annually, with a focus on enhancing the freshness and efficiency of imported fruits through new shipping routes [20] Group 7: Iranian Rose Products - Dorrin Golab Adonis Ghamsar Kashan Co. from Iran showcased its Damascus rose products at the CIIE, highlighting the historical significance and quality of its offerings [22] - The company has successfully introduced its products to the Chinese market, with annual sales of nearly one million bottles of rose water, reflecting the growing interest in natural products among Chinese consumers [23]

Core Insights - Ethiopia is actively participating in the China International Import Expo (CIIE) with 17 African countries showcasing their products, aiming to enhance bilateral cooperation with China [1] - The Ethiopian ambassador to China, Taffera, emphasizes the importance of the expo for expanding the market share of Ethiopian coffee, which has seen a significant increase in exports to China [7][11] Group 1: Coffee Industry - Ethiopia has a rich coffee culture, demonstrated at the expo with traditional coffee-making processes, highlighting the significance of coffee in Ethiopian heritage [3][5] - The demand for high-quality coffee in China is growing, presenting a substantial opportunity for Ethiopian coffee producers, especially with the zero-tariff policy on Ethiopian goods [7][11] - In the first quarter of the Ethiopian fiscal year 2025/2026, over 9,000 tons of coffee were exported to China, indicating a strong market response [11] Group 2: Agricultural Products - In addition to coffee, Ethiopia is exporting other agricultural products such as sesame, green beans, and cassava, with a notable increase in overall exports to China, which grew by over 46% in the first two quarters of the year [13] - The Ethiopian ambassador expresses optimism about further expanding bilateral trade, particularly in machinery and electric vehicles, which are in high demand in Ethiopia [13][15] Group 3: Investment Opportunities - The new five-year plan from China is seen as an opportunity for Ethiopia to attract more Chinese investments, particularly as China's manufacturing sector focuses on high-quality development [15]

（原标题：加纳木薯滞销） 据加纳"写真在线网"11月1日报道，过去七个月，首都阿克拉中央商务区的 CMB市场的木薯销量惨淡，许多摊贩积压大量木薯。很多家庭为了节省开支，开 始用米饭这类成本更低的主食替代过去吃的"富富（fufu）",一种用木薯和大蕉制成 的淀粉类食物。 低迷的销量让市场上许多摊贩陷入困境。以前一袋木薯的售价在250至500塞地 之间，现在一袋售价为100塞地。在理想状态下木薯通常应当在一天内售出，如果 三天内未能卖出，商贩就只能把它们送给养牛的人喂牛。 现在正是粮食丰收的季节，食品的储存成了一个挑战。商贩呼吁政府在市场的 附近设立木薯粉加工厂以消纳滞销的木薯，经加工后的木薯粉可以保存一年以上。 ...

Core Insights - The 15th China International Potato Industry Expo and the 3rd Weifang International Food and Agricultural Products Expo opened in Weifang, attracting 503 exhibitors and 2,623 buyers from 26 countries and 15 provinces in China [1][5] - The potato industry is highlighted as a key pillar for food security and farmer income, with China being one of the richest countries in potato resources [1][3] - The event aims to enhance international cooperation in potato industry through technology sharing and resource integration, promoting deep collaboration with sectors like food, biotechnology, and tourism [1][4] Industry Overview - Shandong province emphasizes the potato industry as a vital part of rural revitalization, with an annual potato production exceeding 7 million tons and processing capacity around 5.5 million tons [2] - Weifang has designated potato cultivation as a potential industry for rural revitalization, with 440,000 acres planted and an annual output of 1.5 million tons, exporting products to 25 countries and regions [2] Technological Innovations - The World Potato Congress chairman acknowledged the contribution of increased potato yields in Asia to poverty reduction and food security, while also addressing challenges in certain regions regarding low yield and productivity [3] - Innovative cultivation methods and practices in water resource management and soil health protection were discussed, promoting global potato industry development through technology sharing [3][4] International Cooperation - Peru's representative highlighted the country's rich potato genetic resources and the potential for agricultural technology collaboration with China, which could enhance living standards and deepen bilateral relations [4] - The International Potato Center's director noted the significance of the 40-year collaboration with China, emphasizing the introduction of over 2,000 potato genetic resources that have contributed to the development of numerous high-quality varieties in China [4] Event Highlights - The expo's theme "Technology Revitalizes Potatoes, Intelligence Leads the Future" aims to create a platform for showcasing, networking, and discussions on potato industry development [4] - The event also included the launch of the Global Agricultural Service Trade Center and the China-ASEAN Specialty Industry Chain Export Platform, along with project signing activities [4]

Group 1 - Mainland Group plans to invest nearly $100 million in Liberia over the next five years, focusing on six agricultural projects including cassava processing, rice production, and cocoa deep processing [1] - The investment aims to enhance the value-added of agricultural products by establishing cocoa butter and cocoa powder processing plants, targeting to increase the income of over 150,000 farmers [1] - Fixed asset investment is expected to reach between $26 million and $28 million, with operational funding estimated at approximately $60 million to $70 million [1] Group 2 - The Liberian Minister of Agriculture announced that the Chinese government will provide an additional 16 agricultural machines, bringing the total to 304 [1] - The Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee emphasized that this investment will drive the transformation of Liberia's agriculture sector, with efforts to restart the Agricultural Development Bank to support industry financing [1] - If the projects are implemented, this will represent the largest private agricultural investment in Liberia in recent years, significantly improving food self-sufficiency and farmers' livelihoods [1]

Core Insights - Cambodia's agricultural exports reached $2.42 billion in the first seven months of the year, marking a 7.5% increase compared to $2.26 billion in the same period last year [2] Agricultural Export Performance - Cashew exports surged approximately 59%, rising from $490 million to $770 million [2] - Corn exports reached $16.66 million, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 52.6% [2] - Banana exports totaled $100 million, with a year-on-year increase of 24.6% [2] - Rice exports amounted to $310 million, showing an 11.6% year-on-year growth [2] - Longan exports were valued at $24.43 million, up 10.2% year-on-year [2] - Mango exports remained relatively stable at $100 million, with a slight increase of 0.3% year-on-year [2] Decline in Certain Exports - Rice exports experienced a decline of 16.8%, totaling $610 million [2] - Pepper exports fell by 14%, amounting to $23.48 million [2] - Cassava exports decreased by 9.8%, reaching $470 million [2] Key Markets - Cambodia's primary agricultural export markets include China, ASEAN countries, and EU nations [2]

Core Insights - Cambodia's agricultural exports reached $2.42 billion in the first seven months of the year, a 7.5% increase compared to $2.26 billion in the same period last year [1] Export Performance - Key agricultural products exported include rice, bananas, cashews, mangoes, cassava, longan, pepper, and corn [1] - Significant increases in export values were noted for several products: - Cashew exports rose from $490 million to $770 million, a growth of approximately 59% [1] - Corn exports reached $16.66 million, up 52.6% year-on-year [1] - Banana exports totaled $100 million, reflecting a 24.6% increase [1] - Rice exports amounted to $310 million, a year-on-year growth of 11.6% [1] - Longan exports were $24.43 million, up 10.2% [1] - Mango exports were $100 million, showing a slight increase of 0.3% [1] Declining Exports - Some agricultural products experienced a decline in export values: - Rice exports were $610 million, down 16.8% year-on-year [1] - Pepper exports totaled $2.348 million, a decrease of 14% [1] - Cassava exports were $470 million, down 9.8% [1] Major Markets - Cambodia's primary agricultural export markets include China, ASEAN countries, and EU nations [1]