All posts tagged "wheat imports"
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39Wheat News in EnglishAvailability of wheat in UK down year-on-year – AHDB
UK wheat availability for 2025/26 is estimated at 16.14 MMT, slightly above earlier forecasts but below last year due to lower stocks...
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130Wheat News in EnglishIsrael may restrict Black Sea wheat imports amid new trade deal with the US
Israel is weighing a 50% tariff on Black Sea feed wheat from April 2026 after granting duty-free access to US farm goods....
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111Wheat News in EnglishKazakhstan grain shortage drives wheat imports from Russia
Grain shortages in Kazakhstan have lifted domestic wheat and barley prices, driven by strong shipments, severe northern frosts, and farmers holding back...
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China increases wheat imports from Australia and Argentina amid falling prices
Australia and Argentina shipped about 620,000 tonnes of wheat to China in December as buyers took advantage of low prices. Strong Australian...
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142Wheat News in EnglishBrazil’s wheat imports hit a 12-year high
Low global wheat prices and ample supply have contributed to an increase in Brazil’s wheat imports in 2025. According to Brazil’s Secretariat...
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161Wheat News in EnglishChina boosts wheat imports from Australia, Argentina on lower prices
Australia and Argentina shipped about 620,000 tonnes of wheat to China in December, the highest in months, as buyers took advantage of...
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130Wheat News in EnglishMorocco becomes Africa’s most reliable hub for US wheat imports
Morocco received its full contracted 61,700 tonnes of US wheat between June and mid-December, with deliveries executed on schedule. The country ranks...
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319Wheat News in EnglishPhilippines wheat imports set to rise 16.5% in MY 2025/26 on feed, food demand
Philippines wheat imports are forecast to rise 16.5% to 7.4 MMT in 2025/26, driven by growing demand from food processors and feed...
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141Wheat News in EnglishNigeria spends about $2 bln annually on wheat imports
Nigeria loses about $2 billion annually on wheat imports due to insecurity, weak policies, smuggling, and underused milling capacity. Despite having over...
