All posts tagged "European Union"
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837Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishFuelEU : A growth opportunity for Midwest ethanol producers
Global biofuel demand is set to rise 23% by 2028, led by ethanol and renewable diesel. However, U.S. ethanol faces headwinds from...
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387Wheat News in EnglishEuropean wheat output to bounce back
The USDA forecasts global wheat output to rise in 2025–26, led by an 11% production rebound in the EU to 136 million...
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403Edible Oil News in EnglishIndia’s Olive Oil Market Shows Growth Potential Despite Challenges
Despite high tariffs and limited rural penetration, India’s olive oil market is growing steadily, with sales projected to reach €198 million by...
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204Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishU.S. ethanol exports up 27 percent year-over-year
U.S. ethanol exports surpassed one billion gallons halfway through Marketing Year 2024/2025—a 27% increase from last year—driving an 11% rise in overall...
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230Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishU.S. Ethanol Exports Drop in February
U.S. ethanol exports fell 30% in February to 138.7 million gallons, with Canada and the EU leading demand. Notable shifts included a...
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193Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishFebruary U.S. Ethanol and DDGS Exports Adjust to Market Shifts
U.S. ethanol exports fell 30% in February to 138.7 million gallons, despite matching last year’s pace. Canada and the EU led demand,...
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257Wheat News in EnglishMild March Helps EU Spring Grain Sowing As Dryness Monitored
A mild, dry March has enabled European farmers to advance spring grain sowing, with winter crops in fair to good condition. However,...
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429Wheat News in EnglishEurope can no longer export grain in the same volumes
The European Union's grain exports have experienced a significant decline in the 2024/25 season. Soft wheat exports reached 14.92 million tonnes by...
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427Wheat News in EnglishMorocco extends wheat import subsidy program until December 2025 amid ongoing drought
Morocco has extended its wheat import subsidy program until December 31, 2025, due to ongoing drought-related harvest shortfalls. Originally set to end...
