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93Lower wheat harvest in the UK did not lead to higher prices
The UK wheat market stayed subdued in October despite a smaller-than-expected 2025 harvest. Defra and AHDB reported production at around 10.6 million...
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116Argentina set for record wheat, corn yields in 2025/26
Argentina’s 2025/26 agricultural season is shaping up to be one of its strongest yet, with wheat output projected at 23 million metric...
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83Japan provides P664m to enhance PH rice supply chain
Japan has allocated ¥1.7 billion (around ₱664 million) to support the National Food Authority’s buffer stocking program through a rice processing facility...
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73Pakistan : Millers denounce curbs on sugar sale in market
The Pakistan Sugar Mills Association (PSMA) has sent a third letter to the finance and food security ministries over the Federal Board...
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76Pakistan : Costly sugar, oil drive 36pc import rise
Pakistan’s food import bill rose 35.6% to $2.25 billion in the first quarter of FY26, driven by higher sugar, edible oil, and...
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89Bacolod-Philippines: No sugar imports until 2026 – SRA, DA
The Department of Agriculture and Sugar Regulatory Administration confirmed no sugar imports are planned until the end of the 2025–26 milling season....
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127From E-20 to E-27: Industry calls for National Ethanol Mobility strategy
ISMA and IFGE urge the Indian government to launch a ‘National Ethanol Mobility Roadmap’ beyond E-20, rationalize GST on Flex-Fuel Vehicles and...
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109Thailand -Rice exports likely to hit annual goal
Thailand’s rice exports are set to reach 7.5 million tonnes in 2025, though export value may fall 40% due to global oversupply...
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114Government did not raise edible oil prices: Bangladesh Commerce adviser
Commerce Adviser Sk Bashir Uddin stated that businesses in Bangladesh raised edible oil prices without government approval, which is unauthorized. Prices of...
