The Turkish grain industry and agricultural sector anticipated a government move to increase import tariffs on major grains, according to Onat Angi, Chairman of SOLVENTUM AS. However, the scale of […]
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Ukrainian Grain Damaged in Polish Protests Amid Escalating Tensions
In recent weeks, tensions between Ukraine and Poland have escalated as Polish strikers vandalized four trains carrying Ukrainian grain destined for export via the port of Gdansk to third countries. […]
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China’s Dominance in Global Agricultural Trade Set to Continue, USDA Report Finds
In a recent report by the USDA, projections for the next decade highlight China’s pivotal role in driving global agricultural trade. Emerging regions such as Africa, the Middle East, Southeast […]
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EU Increases Russian Grain Purchases by 10 Times
Russia is selling more and more grain to the EU. According to Eurostat data and analysed by Tofio Catön, Director of Field Crops at the Agriculture-Food Cooperatives, Russian grain purchases […]
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Ukraine Achieves Nearly 59 Million Tonnes in Total Grain Harvest
As of February 15, 2023, Ukraine has reported a significant milestone in its agricultural sector, with the total grain harvest reaching close to 59 million tonnes. Operational data provided […]
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How Much Further Will Grain Prices Fall?
Last Thursday, the US Department of Agriculture released its monthly harvest forecast report (WASDE report). On Friday, wheat made a strong start, especially MATIF,which fought the downward trend in the […]
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Commodity Markets Remain Quiet Except for Rice
With the start of 2024, commodity markets remain relatively calm, at least compared to the recent past. According to AMIS’ Market Monitor report, export prices for wheat, corn and soya […]
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Ukraine Is Successfully Fighting the Shadow Grain Export
In August 2023, the Ukrainian government introduced new export rules. They required exporters to confirm the origin of goods before the vessel leaves Ukraine, not after. From now on, all […]
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Latvia Wants to Ban Export of Russian and Belarusian Grain and to Replace It With Ukrainian
The ruling coalition in Latvia has reached an agreement on introducing a ban on the import of Russian and Belarusian grain into the country. This was announced on January 29 […]
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The Week for Cereals Starts in Red
The week for cereals begins in the red again. Tofio Caton, Director of Arable Crops at the Spanish Agricultural and Food Cooperatives, said that after high demand two weeks ago, […]
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