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174Morning Market Update – 26/09/2026
London white sugar fell 7.30 to 502.60 and NY raw sugar dropped 0.08 to 17.50. Brent crude fell to 92.44 dollars per...
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252Canada exports wheat at record pace at the start of the new season
Canada started MY 2026/27 with record wheat exports, shipping 3.1 million tonnes in six weeks, up 68% year-on-year. The 2026 crop is...
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124Ethiopia shows Africa can become more self-sufficient in wheat
Ethiopia has shifted from wheat import dependence to becoming one of Africa’s largest producers, supported by climate-resilient varieties and stronger domestic capacity....
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169Corn ethanol poised to account for 33.6% of Brazil’s output by 2028
Brazil’s corn ethanol share could reach 33.6% in 2027-28, with production rising to 13.6 billion litres as eight new plants and five...
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201Centre directs States to register cases, recover double cost from rice millers, if stock is found short
The Centre mandated a revised standard operating procedure requiring FIRs, a two-year debarment, and double cost recovery with 12% interest for paddy...
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183UK wheat harvest to stay below 12 mln tons for a third consecutive year
UK wheat production for 2026 is estimated at 11.6 million tons, marking the third straight year below 12 million tons due to...
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218USDA raises Philippine rice import forecast amid persistent crop deficit
The USDA projects Philippine rice imports will reach 5.7 million metric tons in 2027 to offset domestic production shortfalls caused by dry...
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258Sugarcane crushing: Farmer groups oppose Oct 15 start, threaten protest
Pune/Kolhapur: Farmers organisations have opposed the proposed October 15 start of sugarcane crushing in Maharashtra, demanding that sugar mills begin operations only...
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163Asian importers pay 20–25% more for wheat amid Black Sea disruptions
Asian wheat buyers are shifting to pricier Australian and Argentine supplies as Black Sea shipments plunge. Indonesian imports dropped sharply, forcing millers...
