All posts tagged "Argentina"
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210Wheat News in EnglishArgentina reinstated grain export duties three days after lifting them
Argentina briefly suspended export duties to attract foreign currency, enabling exporters to ship quickly and hit the USD 7 billion target in...
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116Wheat News in EnglishArgentina government scraps all grain export withholdings
Argentina has suspended all grain export taxes until October 31 to boost dollar inflows, presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni announced on X. The...
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251Wheat News in EnglishRains to Boost Argentina’s 2025/26 Wheat Crop
Abundant July–August rainfall has left 99.5% of Argentina’s 6.7 million hectares of 2025/26 wheat in normal-to-excellent condition, the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange...
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230Wheat News in EnglishArgentina completes wheat sowing for 2025/26 crop
Argentina completed 2025/26 wheat sowing on 6.7 million hectares, up 400,000 hectares from last year. With 99% of fields in good or...
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186Wheat News in EnglishRains Improve Moisture Reserves for Argentina Wheat, Grains Exchange Says
Recent rains have improved soil moisture for Argentina’s 2025/26 wheat crop, with 98.3% of the estimated 6.7 million hectares planted. Nearly 97%...
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249Maize News in EnglishArgentina to send first corn shipment to China since 2023
Argentina will send its first corn shipment to China on August 15, marking a key step since Beijing approved imports in 2023....
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340Wheat News in EnglishArgentina has reduced export duties on many agricultural products
Argentina has permanently reduced export duties on key agricultural products to boost the sector. Corn and sorghum tariffs dropped from 12% to...
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311Rice News in EnglishArgentina’s rice industry targets Europe
Argentine rice companies like Ebro, Copra, Ceolin, and Adecoagro are shifting from Brazil to premium export markets in Europe and Central America....
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497Wheat News in English
Argentina’s Agricultural Boom: Weather-Driven Yields and Export Opportunities
Argentina’s wheat and soybean sectors are set for a strong 2025/26, driven by favorable weather, policy cuts, and rising global demand. Wheat...
