The export potential of Brazilian soybeans in the current season is still at a record level, according to experts of the National Association of Processors Abiove. According to their monitoring […]
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Author: E. Jarvis
Grain Markets Receiving Support
European Grain Markets MATIF wheat is posting its strongest rise in weeks in grain markets, returning to late January levels. Rapeseed, too, is regaining ground, rising to nearly 550 euro […]
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FAO Raised Their Forecast for World Grain Production
Analysts of FAO in the February report raised the forecast for world grain production in 2022/23 MY by 8.3 million tons, to 2.76 billion tons, which is nevertheless 1.7% still […]
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Malaysia’s Palm Oil Stocks Fell to a Five-Month Low
Palm oil stocks in Malaysia by the end of January fell to their lowest level in almost six months. The figures for the month fell 0.66% to 2.18 million tons, […]
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Analysts Predict Global Sugar Shortage This Year
The global sugar deficit in 2023/24 MY is estimated at 1.01 million tons. This will be the end of a three-year period of surplus in the market according to the […]
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New Gold in the Philippines – Onion
The onion shortage in the Philippines has reached enormous proportions, and the price is rising steadily. Onions have become the “new gold” of the country – a kilogram is sold […]
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Coffee Prices Are Rising Again in the Global Market
Currently, prices for raw materials are rising rapidly on the global coffee market – this historically happens every 10 years. Vasyl Yavorsky, co-owner of the Bacara Coffee coffee shop chain […]
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European Union Increased Rapeseed Imports
European Union countries from the beginning of the season to the end of January increased the volume of rapeseed imports to almost 4.5 million tons, according to the operational data […]
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The Harvest of Soybeans and Sunflower in Moldova Decreased by More Than a Third in 2022
The volume of agricultural production in the Republic of Moldova at the end of the past calendar year decreased markedly to the level of 2021 – by almost 30%,” follows […]
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Wild Boar Becomes a Problem in Canada
Wild boar are gaining a foothold in Canada, destroying crops and natural habitats and spreading disease. There is currently no unified strategy to control feral pigs in the country. According […]
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