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403Brazil sugar production to fall 14% due to persistent rains
Sugar production in Brazil’s Center-South is forecast to fall 14.3% year-on-year to 2.7 million tonnes in late September as rainfall disrupts harvesting....
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223Rising costs and dry weather threaten South Africa’s wheat harvest
South Africa’s 2026/27 winter crop production is forecast to rise 2% to 2.67 million tonnes, despite wheat output falling 5% to 1.81...
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225Russia forced to transport grain thousands of kilometers to Arctic ports for export
Russia is preparing its first 40,000-tonne wheat shipment through Arctic port Murmansk amid disruptions to traditional southern export routes. However, northern logistics...
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367Telangana: From rice to sugar, price hike shrinks Hyderabad’s grocery baskets
Rising food prices in Hyderabad are straining household budgets, with rice reaching ₹80/kg, chana ₹76–77 and sugar ₹53–55. Telangana’s retail rice prices...
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232USDA sees Malaysian palm oil output falling to 19.7 mln tons
Malaysia’s palm oil production is forecast to decline to 19.7 million tonnes in 2026/27 from 20.2 million tonnes due to potential El...
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108Zelenskyy warns of possible global grain market crisis in 2-3 months
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned of a potential global grain market crisis within 2–3 months, saying attention to fuel supplies is overshadowing...
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314Indonesia corn prices rise above $390/t as feed producers seek alternatives
Indonesia’s tightening corn supplies have pushed feed grain prices above $390 per tonne, increasing poultry production costs. With corn accounting for 45%...
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292Myanmar targets 3 mln tons of rice exports on stronger Philippine demand
Myanmar aims to increase rice exports to 3 million tonnes in 2026/27 from 2.7 million tonnes, driven by a 330% surge in...
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245Egypt buys nearly 5 mln tons of wheat from farmers and cuts imports
Egypt procured nearly 5 million tonnes of wheat from local farmers in 2026, meeting its target as production exceeded 10 million tonnes....
