The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) expects wheat production of 786 million tons in 2023. Nevertheless, this value remains 1.3% below the 2022 record for the industry. At the […]
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Wheat
Purchase Prices for Grains Decreased in Ukrainian Big Ports
Despite the continuation of the “grain agreement”, purchase prices for wheat and corn decreased in the ports of Odesa. According to APK-Inform news agency, last week in the Ukrainian ports […]
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Wheat Quality Norms Likely to Be Eased in India
The Department of Food and Public Distribution is mulling relaxation of the fair and average quality (FAQ) norms for wheat in the ongoing rabi marketing season in India, food secretary […]
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Wheat Market Is Under Pressure-Concerns About Crop and Production Estimates
The global wheat market remains under pressure from the significant supply, but traders are increasingly concerned about production forecasts in the new season. Against the background of the expected decrease […]
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Are Grain Price Protests in Poland Because of Politics?
Grain prices in Poland are not too different from the European market, so there are no objective reasons for farmers to protest over cheap Ukrainian grain. This opinion was expressed […]
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Polish Minister Henryk Kowalczyk Resigned Due to Ukrainian Grain Protests
Polish Agriculture Minister Henryk Kowalczyk resigned amid mass protests of farmers in connection with grain supplies from Ukraine. “I have resigned from the post of Minister of Agriculture and Rural […]
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In Russia, Wheat Prices Fall to Lowest Level Since 2019
Wheat prices in Russia have fallen to a record low since 2019, stated Sovecon analysts, TASS reports. “In Russia, prices for 3d grade wheat fell to 11.550 RUR/t (132,71 Eur) […]
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Global Traders Leaving the Russian Market Will Strengthen the Geopolitical Influence of Russia
The officially announced leaving of the global grain traders from the Russian market will strengthen the geopolitical influence of the Russian Federation and increase its profits, announced Bloomberg, on April […]
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Five EU countries want to limit the supply of grain from Ukraine
The Prime Ministers of five EU countries Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary appealed to the official Brussels with a request to limit the amount of Ukrainian food products entering […]
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An Optimistic Week for Matif’s Grain Markets
European Grain Markets MATIF’s grain markets ended the week weakly but optimistic. The market reported a weekly appreciation of €3 for wheat (old and new harvest), €4 for the old maize […]
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