Enjoying one of the classic dishes in Italy is now 30 percent more expensive. According to the Bloomberg Margarita Index, the average cost of cooking pizza margaritas rose almost 30 […]
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Author: E. Jarvis
Turkey Holds Chairmanship in WTO Agriculture Negotiations
World Trade Organization (WTO) members have agreed that Turkey and Iceland will chair negotiations on agriculture and fisheries. World Trade Organization members have agreed that Turkey and Iceland will chair […]
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Sunflower Processing in Ukraine Will Decrease
The volume of sunflower processing in Ukraine by the end of the current season could be reduced by 10% for the year – to 10.4 million tons, according to the […]
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Egypt Announced a Tender for Vegetable Oils
In the nearest future, Egypt will hold a tender for the purchase of 40 thousand tons of vegetable oils (30 thousand tons of soybean oil and 10 thousand tons of […]
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High Potential for the Production of Oilseeds in EU
Strategie Grains experts raised the forecast for the production of sunflower seeds one of the oilseeds in the EU in 2023/24 MY by 0.1 million tons compared to the previous […]
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First Weekly Grain Market Appreciations in Paris This Year
European Grain Markets Despite being weak again on Friday, Matif grain markets managed to record their first weekly appreciation since the beginning of the year The increases, however, are minimal […]
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A Major Threat to Food Supplies: Prices Could Skyrocket at Any Time
Agricultural experts and analysts continue to warn that global food supplies are still under threat. According to the Financial Times, food prices, which rose sharply in 2022, have fallen in […]
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Deposit System to Ukrainian Grain by Poland
The transit of Ukrainian grain through Poland could be provided by a deposit system. Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Agriculture of Poland Henryk Kowalczyk announced that deposits will be returned […]
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Upcoming Rains in Argentina Will Favorably Affect Oilseed Crops
Specialists of the Grain Exchange of Buenos Aires said that next week in Argentina there will be rains, which will have an extremely positive impact on the development of grains […]
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Grain Markets in Europe and the US Turned Green
European Grain Markets The bulls were back in full force yesterday on the world grain markets. The long-awaited change in direction by all farmers seems to be on its way […]
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