All posts tagged "wheat"
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147Wheat News in EnglishKazakhstan exported nearly 7.8 million tons of wheat in the first 10 months of the 2025/26 MY
Kazakhstan’s wheat exports reached 7.799 million tonnes in the first 10 months of 2025/26, up 17% year-on-year. Central Asia accounted for 77.5%...
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148Sugar News in EnglishGlobal food prices edge up as cereals, sugar and edible oils turn costlier: FAO
The FAO Food Price Index rose 0.6% in July to 131.1 points, driven by higher cereal, vegetable oil and sugar prices amid...
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118Wheat News in EnglishSyria says wheat output meets domestic demand after 15 years
Syria achieved wheat self-sufficiency for the first time since 2011, producing 2.7 million tonnes, exceeding annual demand of 2.55 million tonnes. The...
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154Wheat News in EnglishUSDA expects wheat production by major exporters to fall 11% in 2026/27
Global wheat exports from the seven largest exporters are projected to decline in 2026/27 due to drought, reduced acreage and Black Sea...
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165Wheat News in EnglishRussia has lost its ability to compete in the global wheat market through lower prices
Rising Black Sea freight and insurance costs are undermining Russian wheat exports, forcing exporters to offer a $35/ton discount to European wheat....
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135Wheat News in EnglishFAS projects smaller Canadian wheat crop
Canada’s wheat production is forecast to decline 13% to 34.6 million tonnes in 2026–27 due to reduced planting and adverse weather. Lower...
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154Wheat News in EnglishIGC Forecast: 69 million metric tons below the record high
The IGC forecasts lower global grain production in 2026/27 due to weaker corn and wheat harvests, while consumption reaches a record high....
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125Wheat News in EnglishIndonesia increases US wheat purchases, intensifying competition for Australia
Indonesia is expected to increase U.S. wheat imports to nearly 2 million tonnes in 2026 under a new trade agreement, intensifying competition...
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106Rice News in EnglishRice-wheat monoculture impacting Punjab’s soil health, says study
A Punjab Agricultural University study found continuous rice–wheat monoculture contributes to soil degradation through repeated puddling, intensive tillage and mono-cropping. The Centre...
