All posts tagged "France"
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42Wheat News in EnglishFranceAgriMer Cuts Forecast for French Soft Wheat Exports Outside the EU Again
FranceAgriMer has cut its forecast for French soft wheat exports outside the EU to 7.1 million tonnes for the 2025/26 season due...
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445Wheat News in EnglishFrench wheat production rebounds after a difficult 2024
France’s 2025 wheat harvest rebounded to 33.4 million tonnes, with yields 7% above the five-year average. Exports to non-EU countries are projected...
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209Wheat News in EnglishCompetition in Morocco’s wheat market from France is intensifying
France’s stronger 2025/26 wheat harvest is set to boost its exports to Morocco, where July–August imports from France rose to 577,000 tons....
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329Maize News in EnglishCorn harvest in France nears completion
Corn harvesting in France has reached 90% as of November 3, ahead of the five-year average. Crop conditions remain steady, with 59%...
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384Wheat News in EnglishFrance raised its forecasts for wheat, barley and corn exports
FranceAgriMer raised France’s soft wheat export forecast to 15.0 million tonnes, up 44% from last season, with 7.9 million tonnes destined for...
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292Wheat News in EnglishFrance to supply two thirds of Morocco’s soft wheat needs, industry group says
For the 2025-26 season, Morocco will import 5.5 million tons of soft wheat, with French exporters supplying 3.5 million tons—around two-thirds of...
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296Wheat News in EnglishFrance plans to increase its share of Morocco’s milling wheat imports to 60%
Morocco is set to import over 3 million tons of French milling wheat in 2025/26, accounting for a fifth of France’s total...
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581Wheat News in EnglishFrance increased the estimate of wheat production and decreased it for corn
France’s Agriculture Ministry raised its 2025 soft wheat harvest estimate to 33.3 M tons, 5% above the five-year average. Recent storms boosted...
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333Wheat News in EnglishFrench wheat exports to rise to 8 mln tons
France’s soft wheat exports outside the EU are projected to rise to 8 M t in 2025-26, Argus Media reports, up from...
