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291Japan starts 1st rice buyback to replenish reserves
Japan has begun buying back 210,000 tonnes of rice to rebuild government reserves after emergency releases in 2025 depleted stockpiles. The move...
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181Government relaxes bulk sugar stockholding limit to 30 days from 15 days
India has relaxed the sugar stockholding limit for bulk consumers from 15 to 30 days, with additional stocks restricted to AAS and...
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315Iran partly shifts Russian grain purchases to the Caspian route
Iran is partly redirecting Russian wheat purchases to the Caspian Sea as Black Sea disruptions and Strait of Hormuz restrictions constrain shipments....
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240India boosts soybean oil imports while cutting sunflower oil purchases
India’s vegetable oil imports rose 1.5% month-on-month to an 11-month high of 1.57 million tonnes in August. Soybean and palm oil imports...
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214Global corn deficit could be the largest in more than 30 years
Global corn consumption could exceed production by nearly 30 million tonnes in 2026/27, the largest deficit in over three decades. Lower output...
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495Zimbabwe reopens door to private maize imports
Zimbabwe has reversed its grain import-substitution policy, allowing private-sector maize imports as 2026/27 cereal production is forecast to fall 42% to 1.6...
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312Asia rice: Indian rice export prices hit 1-year high on production concerns
Indian rice export prices reached their highest level in over a year as below-average rainfall raised production concerns. Thai prices declined on...
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240Zimbabwe prepares to increase grain imports as crop output may fall 42%
Zimbabwe may increase grain imports in 2026/27 as production is forecast to fall 42% to 1.6 million tonnes amid below-normal rainfall and...
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198Canada to cut wheat production by 11%, canola crop to remain near last year’s level
Canada’s 2026 wheat production is forecast to fall 11% to 32.9 million tonnes due to heat-related yield losses and harvest rains. Canola...
