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391In 2025, Kazakhstan will harvest 17.2 million tons of wheat, class 3 – no more than 40% – Grain Union
Kazakhstan’s 2025 wheat harvest is forecast at 17.2 million tons, down from 18.6 million tons in 2024, with lower protein and gluten...
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353Russian wheat exports start to pick up the pace
Russia’s 2025-26 wheat exports began slowly at 11 million tonnes, despite a harvest of 87.2 million tonnes. Shipments are picking up, but...
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182Wheat Closes with Friday Weakness
Wheat futures showed mixed performance Friday. CBT soft red wheat was mostly steady, with December down 4½ cents weekly. KC HRW futures...
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306Sugar prices surge despite imports across Pakistan
Despite sugar imports, prices in Pakistan remain high, averaging Rs184 per kg, up from Rs137 a year ago. In cities like Peshawar...
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227Philippines optimistic about record-high rice output
The Philippines achieved a record paddy output of 9.07 million tonnes in H1 2025, surpassing previous highs. Boosted by mechanization, irrigation, high-quality...
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441Indonesia’s palm oil exports to China are growing
China has requested Indonesia to ensure stable crude palm oil (CPO) supplies amid rising domestic demand. Indonesia, the world’s largest palm oil...
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211Japanese Farmers Push for Reforms in Rice Market Regulation
In Hokkaido, Japan, rice farmers are increasingly frustrated with government policies. Price spikes and mismanaged supply led to political upheaval and complicated...
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333India has adopted a 6-year plan to develop pulses production
On October 1, India approved a six-year, ₹110 billion ($1.2 billion) plan to boost pulse cultivation. The program aims to raise domestic...
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299Sugar cane industry in South Africa to shed 35,000 jobs
The South African sugarcane industry warns that proposed 16% electricity fee hikes by Eskom could force four mills to close, costing up...
