The strikes of Russian drones and missiles on Ukraine since July have destroyed 280,000 tons of agricultural products. Such data is provided by the government of Great Britain, writes Forbes […]
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Category: Grains
Grain
Chinese Buckwheat Market: 2023 Crop Will Soon Be Available
DALIAN: In the Chinese buckwheat market this week, offers are for reference only. Traders’ wait-and-see atmosphere is more obvious. Imported buckwheat prices are firm, narrowing the gap. Conventional buckwheat is […]
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Chinese Hulled Millet: Increased Risk of Price Downturns
DALIAN: Chinese millet prices fluctuate more frequently, so traders are cautious. New rice is not moving fast, and the amount of raw grain is limited. The intention at this stage […]
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European Commission Decision on Ukraine Restrictions Awaited
The head of the office of the European Commissioner for Trade, Michael Geger, submitted to the European Commission a proposal to extend restrictions on the import of agricultural products from […]
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Ukraine to Apply WTO for Compensation If Poland Blocks Export
Ukraine will apply to WTO arbitration for compensation for damages for violation of the norms of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in the event that Poland blocks […]
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India’s Basmati Rice Woes: A Market Share Meltdown
In a twist of events, India’s stronghold in the global basmati rice market is slipping away, all thanks to a governmental decision to impose a minimum export price (MEP) of […]
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World Wheat Prices Down to Pre-War Levels
World wheat prices are falling amid active Russian wheat exports and low demand from importers. On the exchanges in Chicago and Paris, wheat is already trading at pre-war levels, and […]
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Poland Intends to Extend the Embargo on Imports of Ukrainian Oilseeds and Grains
Poland is ready to unilaterally impose a ban on imports of Ukrainian oilseeds and grain crops into the country after September 15, even if the EU refuses to extend the […]
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French Corn Yields Appear to Be Falling
According to current data, 80 percent of the French corn crop was in good or excellent condition in the week ending September 4, down from 82 percent the previous week. […]
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Brazil Taken Over the U.S. Leadership in the Global Corn Market
For more than half a century, U.S. farmers have dominated the international corn market, delivering more of the all-important crop than any other country. However, Brazil has now taken over, […]
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