The Indian Government has displayed remarkable adeptness in controlling wheat prices, demonstrating the effectiveness of its open market sales scheme (OMSS). The recent e-auction on August 16 showcased stable wheat […]
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Grain Market News & Prices | Global Supply, Demand & Outlook
Many Shipowners Hesitate to Use “Temporary Corridors” in the Black Sea – UGA
“Temporary Corridors” in the Black Sea that allow civilian vessels to safely pass from the Bosphorus to the ports of Greater Odesa through the territorial waters of Ukraine’s partner countries […]
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Delayed Harvest in Europe and Russian Attacks on Ukrainian Ports Support Wheat Prices
The rains that have been falling almost every day since the end of July in northwestern Europe are deteriorating the quality and delaying the harvesting of wheat. According to the […]
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SovEkon- Russia to Harvest Record Wheat
SovEkon analysts raised the forecast for Russian wheat production in 2023 – to 92.1 mln tonnes from 87.1 mln tonnes a month earlier, reports Apkinform “This is the second largest production […]
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Maize Mastery: Indian Growers Opt for Resilient Crop Amid Monsoon Shifts
Indian Farmers Embrace Maize as Monsoon Delays Impact Cotton and Pulses In response to the delayed monsoon onset, a significant transformation is sweeping through India’s agricultural landscape. Indian farmers in […]
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European Wheat Wins Egyptian Tender Against Russian Wheat
On August 22, the Egyptian state operator GASC held a new tender for the purchase of wheat, for which significantly more offers were submitted, and prices for European wheat turned […]
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Grain and Oilseed Harvest in Germany Expected to Fall
According to DBV experts, due to heavy precipitation in August, the production of grains and oilseeds in Germany in 2023 may be reduced to less than 40 mln tonnes compared […]
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Seeking Solace in Singapore: Navigating the Rice Export Ban
The echo of India’s white rice export ban has resonated across the seas, leaving nations to strategize and adapt. Amidst the global ripple, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) emerges as […]
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European Commission Expects Lower Corn Yield
In its latest report on the state of the EU’s main agricultural crops to 13 August, the European Commission’s Seeds Service noted heavy and frequent rainfall in central and northern […]
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GM Seed Prices Rose Much Faster Than Conventional Seeds
The price of genetically modified (GM) seeds, mainly corn, soybeans and cotton, has increased almost 5-fold (463% on average) between 1990 and 2020, far outpacing the increase in prices for […]
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