Chinese pumpkin seed kernel FOB prices from Beijing and Dalian are edging slightly lower in early April, but high and volatile container freight rates are limiting any downside in landed […]
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Indian Flaxseed FOB Firms as Heat Builds and Global Linseed Stays Steady
Indian flaxseed FOB prices from New Delhi have edged higher in early April, even as global linseed benchmarks from Ukraine and other origins remain broadly stable in EUR terms. A […]
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Kazakh and Russian Linseed Hold Steady as EU Duties Reshape Flows
Kazakh brown organic and Russian yellow linseed offers in Northwest Europe are stable, with no price change over the past week, as traders balance firm export programs from Kazakhstan against […]
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Hulled Hempseed Prices Hold Steady as CN Organic Premiums Persist
Hulled hempseed prices in Europe are flat this week, with French conventional and Chinese organic offers in the Netherlands unchanged and trading in a narrow EUR 5.35–5.45/kg range FCA Dordrecht. […]
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Sesame Prices Edge Softer in Egypt While Hulled Markets Stay Firm
Egyptian sesame prices are drifting slightly lower from recent highs, while hulled offers in India and EU-delivered Chad origin remain broadly firm, supported by logistics costs and selective demand. Overall, […]
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Ukraine sunflower complex: tight seeds, higher crush and firm prices
Ukraine’s sunflower complex is moving from shortage to gradual recovery: seed output is forecast to rise in 2026/27, but crush demand and low stocks keep domestic prices firm and support […]
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Iran’s Ten-Point Hormuz Control Demand Keeps Global Agri-Food Trade in Limbo
Iran’s insistence on retaining control over the Strait of Hormuz and securing sweeping sanctions relief under its formal ten-point proposal signals that the effective closure of the waterway is unlikely […]
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Middle East Shock Slashes Australia’s Canola Outlook and Tightens EU Supply
Australia’s 2026/27 canola crop is forecast at 6.2 million tonnes, down 19% year-on-year, driven primarily by Middle East conflict disruptions to diesel and nitrogen fertiliser supplies. Exports are projected to […]
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Uruguayan Soybeans Rebound After Drought but Margins Stay Under Pressure
Uruguayan soybeans are poised for a sharp production rebound in MY2026/27, but low international prices and high costs mean farm margins remain fragile despite stronger volumes. Uruguay is emerging from […]
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Middle East Escalation and Hormuz Closure Tighten Global Food and Sunflower Trade Routes
Escalating conflict in the Middle East, including Iran’s effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz and renewed Israeli-Hezbollah hostilities, is tightening key maritime corridors for energy and food shipments. For […]
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