All posts tagged "Corn Imports"
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90Maize News in EnglishEgypt imports 4.9 M tons of wheat, 4.2 M tons of yellow corn amid regional instability
Egypt has imported 4.9M tons of wheat, 4.2M tons of corn, and 2.2M tons of soybeans in 2025 despite regional tensions. Agriculture...
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40Maize News in EnglishIndonesia to ditch corn imports, boost domestic feed production
Indonesia will not import feed corn in 2025, with domestic production set to exceed demand. The Agriculture Ministry credits the One Million...
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51Maize News in EnglishZimbabwe corn output projected to double
Zimbabwe’s corn production is projected to more than double to 1.3 million tonnes in 2025-26 due to improved weather and a stronger...
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88Maize News in EnglishZimbabwe to import nearly 1 mln tons of corn next season
The USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service projects Zimbabwe will import about 1 million tonnes of maize in 2025/26—down 25% from the previous season...
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48Maize News in EnglishTurkey becomes top importer of Ukrainian corn with quota policy driving record purchases in 2024/25 marketing year
Turkey imported 3.2 million tonnes of corn between Sept 2024–Apr 2025—double the previous year’s volume—mainly from Ukraine. Domestic output fell 12%, prompting...
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76Maize News in EnglishThailand Feed Mills Halt Corn Purchases Amid GMO Import Controversy
Thailand's feed mills halted corn purchases on June 9, prompting backlash from farmers who fear the move aims to enable GMO corn...
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161Maize News in English
Philippine corn production and imports seen to rise
Corn production in the Philippines is projected to rise slightly by 0.6% to 8.2 million tons in MY 2025/26 due to improved...
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133Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishSouth Asia will depend on corn imports this year
South Asia’s corn imports are projected to rise 15% to 3.1 million tonnes in 2025/26, driven by growing poultry demand and ethanol...
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130Maize News in EnglishJapan eyes expanded corn, soybean imports from the U.S.
Japan is signaling readiness to increase U.S. soybean and corn imports to ease trade tensions with President Trump. LDP’s Hiroshi Moriyama said...
