The Ukrainian Grain Association – UGA has officially appealed to the European Commission’s Executive Vice President and Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis to optimise alternative routes, the so-called Solidarity Roads, for […]
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Category: Grains
Grain
Lithuania: Baltic States as an Alternative Route for Ukrainian Grain
Lithuania proposes to strengthen the transport route between Ukraine and the Baltic States as an alternative to exporting Ukrainian grain and other food products. This is stated in a joint […]
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By Attacking Ukrainian Ports, the Russians Achieving Its Goal
The Russians attacked the Danube port of Reni with 15 Iranian drones on the night of 24 July, damaging three grain warehouses, causing fires and halting grain receipts and shipments. […]
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Corn: Yield Forecast for the EU to Be Reduced
The outlook for the corn crop in the EU is deteriorating. Traders in Paris and Chicago react to the situation on the Black Sea. In Chicago, corn prices moved up […]
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Russia Attacks Danube Ports
Russia attacks Danube Port near the Romanian border, further escalating conflict. President Zelensky sharply criticizes EU neighbors for denying Ukrainian exports by land. Wheat quotations on Euronext and CBoT rose […]
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Barley Harvest in Germany Exceeded Expectations
According to the estimates of the farmers’ association Deutscher Bauernverband (DBV), barley harvest in Germany is almost completed, the volume of which is slightly higher than initially expected, despite the […]
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Moldova Expects Good Wheat Crop This Year
Moldova’s agrarians expect to harvest a good wheat crop this year – more than 1.2 mln tons, thanks to favorable weather conditions in spring, according to the Ministry of Agriculture […]
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Boosting Basmati Rice Export: India-UAE Currency Trade Agreement
The Basmati rice export market is set to witness a significant boost following the recent currency trade agreement between India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This development is expected […]
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River Shoaling Complicates U.S. Soybean Exports
Soybeans and corn exporters in U.S. are afraid of a repeat of last year’s “logistical crisis” when the shoaling of rivers caused serious difficulties with the shipment of cargoes with […]
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Kazakhstan Significantly Increased Exports to China
Kazakhstan increases exports to China by rail. Thus, according to KTZ data, 8.3 mln tonnes of various cargoes were delivered from the Republic of Kazakhstan to the People’s Republic of […]
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