The European Commission has authorized the use of genetically modified maize and renewed the authorization of two genetically modified oilseed rape varieties for food and feed uses. These authorizations follow […]
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Author: Elizabeth Gilbert
Kazakhstan Ready to Consider Reducing Transit Tariffs for Russian Grain
Kazakhstan is ready to consider the issue of reducing the coefficient on KTZ tariffs for the transport of Russian grain. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic […]
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Türkiye Reduces Customs Duties on Sunflower Seeds and Sunflower Oil
The Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Türkiye opened tariff quotas for sunflower seeds and crude sunflower oil and reduced customs duties as a temporary measure to prevent speculative […]
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Soybeans and Products Tank Pulling Down Corn
After a five-day run of higher closes soybeans finally took a breather closing over 17 cents lower in the March contract. Both soybeans and soybean meal saw profit taking after […]
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Weather Forecasts Favour Better Prospects for Next Russian Wheat Harvest
Russia’s wheat harvest for 2024 has been raised to 92.2 million tonnes, according to the latest revision of the forecast by Russian consultancy SovEcon. The expected increase of 900,000 tonnes […]
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French Farmers Expand Protests Against Tax Hikes and Regulations, Sparking European-Wide Demonstrations
Farmers in France plan to widen their ongoing protests against tax hikes and increasing pressure from EU regulations, the country’s main agricultural union said on Wednesday. “By Friday, there will […]
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Traders Try to Artificially Lower Wheat and Maize Prices in Ukraine
Traders are currently trying to speculate on the crisis in the Red Sea, the growth of world freight, and other global problems to prove that the price of wheat and […]
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Impact of El Niño on Sugar Production in the Philippines
Raw sugar production in the Philippines may fall to 1.75 million tonnes (MMT) in the current crop year, a 24-year low, due to El Niño.Pablo Luis S. Azcona, Chief and […]
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Moldova’s Apple Stocks Remain Unusually High in January 2024
According to experts from fruit growing organizations in Moldova, by mid-January 2024, at least 130-135 tons of apples have been obtained from last year’s harvest. These apples remained in the […]
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Pakistan’s Rice Exports Up Over 76.5 per Cent in First Six Months
Rice exports likely to hit a record high of over $3.5 billion this year driven by a bumper crop and strong international demand. Pakistan’s rice exports surged by over 76 […]
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