All posts tagged "wheat"
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185Wheat News in EnglishPakistan receives 13 bids for 185,000MT wheat import
Pakistan received 13 bids for importing 185,000 tonnes of wheat, with Bunge SA offering the lowest evaluated price at $339.36 per tonne...
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128Wheat News in EnglishKenya relies on imports for nearly 90% of its wheat supply
Kenya’s wheat harvest fell 18.2% to 254,900 tonnes in 2025, while imports reached 2.24 million tonnes, accounting for 89.8% of supply. High...
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125Wheat News in EnglishEl Nino threatens rabi crops in rainfed areas, may affect foodgrain output: Agri Secy
India’s rabi season could face production challenges in rainfed areas due to El Niño, Agriculture Secretary Atish Chandra said. Rabi crops cover...
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92Wheat News in EnglishUS wheat sales and shipments decline in mid-September
US new-crop wheat export sales fell 18% week-on-week to 267,600 tonnes in the week ended September 17, while shipments declined 23% to...
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133Wheat News in EnglishPakistan rushes to import wheat amid domestic supply shortage
Pakistan is increasing wheat imports after production fell to 27.48 million tonnes against a 29.6-million-tonne target, below annual consumption of 30 million...
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127Wheat News in EnglishLow grain prices push Russian farmers to abandon wheat and use grain for feed
Low grain prices in Russia are squeezing farm profitability, with wheat and barley offered at RUB 6–8/kg against production costs of RUB...
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128Wheat News in EnglishRussia can restart 80% of Black Sea grain export terminals if attacks stop
Russia could quickly restart up to 80% of its Black Sea and Sea of Azov grain terminal capacity if a Russia-Ukraine ceasefire...
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210Wheat News in EnglishCanada exports wheat at record pace at the start of the new season
Canada started MY 2026/27 with record wheat exports, shipping 3.1 million tonnes in six weeks, up 68% year-on-year. The 2026 crop is...
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109Wheat News in EnglishEthiopia shows Africa can become more self-sufficient in wheat
Ethiopia has shifted from wheat import dependence to becoming one of Africa’s largest producers, supported by climate-resilient varieties and stronger domestic capacity....
