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Wheat jumps 1% on global crop worries; soybeans hit one-month low

Chicago wheat futures rose nearly 1% on Monday, supported by concerns over global supplies. Soybeans dipped to a one-month low due to...

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Edible Oil News in English

Palm oil logs longest weekly losing streak in more than 6 years

Malaysian palm oil futures extended losses, hitting a three-month low on Friday, closing at 3,810 ringgit per metric ton, down 0.55%. This...

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Edible Oil News in English

Palm oil falls on weaker Dalian rivals, caution ahead of MPOB data

There's been a decline in Malaysian palm oil futures, with the benchmark contract for July delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange...

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Rice News in English

Rice Has a Methane Problem That a Startup Is Promising to Fix

Rize, a startup, secures $14 million in Series A funding led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures, GenZero, Temasek, and Wavemaker Impact. Their technique...

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Wheat jumps 1% on global crop worries; soybeans hit one-month low

Palm oil logs longest weekly losing streak in more than 6 years

Palm oil falls on weaker Dalian rivals, caution ahead of MPOB data

Rice Has a Methane Problem That a Startup Is Promising to Fix

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Nigeria plans to more than double grain production

Sugar trade body calls shortage fears ‘unwarranted’, urges steady supplies

Government says Fiji’s sugar supply remains stable

Rain deficit hits 24%, but Kharif sowing surges: Here’s what’s driving recovery

Harvesting 11.1 million tons and declining 13.1% in the 2025/26 season, Brazil’s rice production shrank with the planted area decreasing by 13.7%, in a cycle where irrigated farming accounted for 10.4 million tons.

Nigeria plans to more than double grain production

Sugar trade body calls shortage fears ‘unwarranted’, urges steady supplies

Government says Fiji’s sugar supply remains stable

Rain deficit hits 24%, but Kharif sowing surges: Here’s what’s driving recovery

Harvesting 11.1 million tons and declining 13.1% in the 2025/26 season, Brazil’s rice production shrank with the planted area decreasing by 13.7%, in a cycle where irrigated farming accounted for 10.4 million tons.