English
-
225Russia’s July wheat exports could fall to the lowest level since 2017
SovEcon cut Russia’s July wheat export forecast to 1.5 million tonnes from 2.0 million tonnes, the lowest July level since 2017, citing...
-
246US tariffs could hit Brazil’s sugar and ethanol producers hard
Brazil’s sugar and ethanol industry criticised the additional 25% U.S. tariffs, warning they could hurt exports and bilateral trade. UNICA and UNEM...
-
152Kazakhstan expects a high-quality harvest thanks to strong crop conditions
Kazakhstan reported over 99% of grain and oilseed crops in good or satisfactory condition, supporting prospects for a strong harvest. Farmers have...
-
151Export logistics problems send wheat prices down at Russian ports
Russian procurement prices for Class 4 wheat (12.5% protein) fell sharply at Azov (-5.8%) and Taganrog (-9.6%) ports due to Ukrainian strikes...
-
155Experts urge India to make edible oil import duties more flexible
Rising Middle East tensions and a weak monsoon are increasing risks for India’s edible oil market, threatening domestic oilseed production and inflation....
-
227Russian wheat export prices rose sharply
Russian milling wheat export prices rose last week, with 12.5% protein wheat reaching $235–241/tonne, driven by escalating tensions in the Black Sea...
-
2383.9 million tonnes FCI rice, 6.8 million tonnes maize used till June for ethanol production
The Centre said 20% ethanol blending has not affected food security, with only surplus FCI rice (3.9 million tonnes) and maize (6.8...
-
305Report predicts sharp increase in ethanol demand for Vietnam
Vietnam’s fuel ethanol consumption is forecast to surge over 700% in 2026 after mandatory E5/E10 blending took effect. Total ethanol demand is...
-
254Karnataka Sugarcane Growers’ Association seeks drought declaration, urges distress relief payout to affected farmers
Karnataka’s State Sugarcane Growers' Association urged the government to declare a state-wide drought, citing monsoon failure across 180+ taluks. It sought ₹40,000...
