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(AgriMaroc) "La nouvelle campagne céréalière 2025-2026 s’ouvre dans un contexte favorable pour les importateurs marocains de blé tendre. Profitant de la fin des récoltes dans les principaux pays producteurs et d’une accalmie sur les marchés internationaux, ces derniers ont rapidement enclenché leurs opérations d’achat. Leur objectif : sécuriser les volumes nécessaires tout en bénéficiant d’une stabilité des prix et des taux de change." 
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(Safras & Mercado) "Porto Alegre, September 16th, 2025 – This is not an easy or stabilizing year for Brazilian agribusiness. In times of high interest rates, a lack of liquidity in the credit system, an international season of prices returning to average levels, and full crops, Brazil begins planting its 2025/26 crop."
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(Miller Magazine) "Speaking at the IAOM Eurasia Conference & Expo 2025 in Istanbul, Dr. Eren Günhan Ulusoy, Chairman of IAOM Eurasia and Chairman of the Board of Ulusoy Flour, presented a comprehensive outlook on the global flour trade. His address covered the current market picture, Türkiye’s global leadership, lessons from Germany and Pakistan, and the key trends shaping the industry’s future. Ulusoy also shared his export forecast, projecting Turkey’s flour shipments at 2.7 million metric tons (MMT) for 2025/26 season."
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(AgriTunisie) "La Tunisie fait face à une crise hydrique persistante, aggravée par des années de sécheresse, une baisse des précipitations et une surexploitation des ressources naturelles. Dans ce contexte, le gouvernorat d’Ariana s’illustre par une initiative stratégique : renforcer la gestion et la valorisation des eaux usées traitées pour soutenir l’agriculture locale. Cette orientation s’inscrit dans une politique nationale de résilience hydrique, visant à diversifier les sources d’irrigation et à préserver les nappes phréatiques."
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(LESECO.MA) "Le débat sur «l’exportation de l’eau», via des cultures gourmandes comme la tomate ou l’avocat, interroge le modèle agricole marocain. Face à la polémique, l’exécutif défend sa stratégie en s’appuyant sur le calcul de l’eau virtuelle, un arbitrage complexe entre impératifs économiques et gestion d’une ressource rare."
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(AgriTunisie) "Ce chiffre marque une amélioration de 27% par rapport à la même période en 2024, mais reste en dessous de la moyenne des trois dernières années, estimée à 639,3 millions de m³. Cette hausse modérée ne suffit pas à compenser les déficits accumulés, notamment dans les zones agricoles fortement dépendantes de l’irrigation. Le pays continue de faire face à une pression hydrique croissante, aggravée par la variabilité climatique, la baisse des précipitations et une demande en eau toujours plus élevée."
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(African Manager) "The Tunisian state grain agency purchased approximately 125,000 metric tons of soft wheat from origins other than Tunisia in a Wednesday international tender, Reuters quoted European traders as reporting."
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(Grain Central) "Australia is forecast to product 33.77Mt of wheat, 14.55Mt of barley and 6.45Mt of canola, according to upwardly revised ABARES estimates released today"
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(Ukraine Business News) "The EU is experiencing significant yield problems, which are prompting the bloc to increase imports from the previously projected 18-19 million tons to 22-23 million tons, positioning Ukraine as a crucial supplier. The new corn crop is estimated to be priced between $197-203 per ton, with some traders quoting higher levels at $205-206. Demand from importers is strong, particularly from Spain, Portugal, and the Netherlands."
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(Western Producer) "China purchased about 20 million tonnes of wheat, corn, barley and sorghum last year, well below the 60 million tonnes purchased in 2021-22."
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(Market Screener) "Egypt imported 4.5 million tonnes of wheat, costing $1.2 billion, in the 2024-25 financial year, down more than 21% from the previous year, Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk said on Saturday."
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(Webdo.tn) "Des négociants européens ont annoncé, mardi 2 septembre 2025, que l’Office des céréales de Tunisie a lancé un appel d’offres international pour l’acquisition d’environ 125.000 tonnes de blé tendre."
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(Telegrafi) ""The wheat harvest this year was carried out on larger areas compared to last year. According to data available to the Ministry, wheat was planted on about 70.000 hectares, while over 280.000 tons were collected from the harvest, an amount that almost completely covers local needs," emphasized the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Economy, Cvetan Tripunovski."
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(Miller Magazine) "SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has raised its forecast for Russia’s 2025 wheat harvest to 87.2 million metric tons (MMT), up from 86.1 MMT in earlySeptember."
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(Zerno On-line, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "The agency also said it had reached agreements with international suppliers to buy more than 600,000 tonnes of wheat, mostly from Black Sea countries and France, for delivery in September and October."
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(AgroExpert, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "Only 69% of French soft wheat showed a protein content of at least 11%. The five-year average is 83%. This is evidenced by the interim results of the 2025 harvest quality assessment conducted by the FranceAgriMer agency and the ARVALIS institute. At the same time, 94% of the 2025 wheat harvest is characterized by a natural weight above 76 kg per hectolitre. The five-year average is 62%."
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(NV.ua, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "Russia has exported about 6.2 million tons of wheat since the beginning of the 2025/26 MY. In particular, in August, grain exports amounted to almost 4.4 million tons, NV Business reports with reference to the Russian Interfax. This season, the main buyer was Egypt, where Russia shipped 1.2 million tons of wheat. 660 thousand tons"
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(World Grain) "Wheat imports plummet as nation adjusts to new commodities procurement group"
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(AgroExpert, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "The winter wheat harvest in Germany this year will amount to 22.45 million tons. The harvest will increase by 26.3% compared to last year, despite late summer rains before the harvest, the German Ministry of Agriculture reports."
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(Zerno online, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "According to USDA data, in the 2025/26 season, Iran will maintain the production of feed crops (barley and corn) at last year’s level – 3 million tons of barley (-0.1 million tons compared to 2024/25), 1.4 million tons of corn (unchanged), but their total consumption will increase by 0.3 million tons, to 15.3 million tons. In this regard, there is an increase in crop imports."
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(Türkiye Today) "Sorghum cultivation in Izmir expands from 451 acres to 6,000 acres as dairy farmers abandon water-intensive corn amid Türkiye's deepening water crisis"
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(Il Sole 24 Ore) "Growers' fears a month after the startof operations in the fields: in two years, quotations have fallen by 35%"
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(Miller Magazine) "Syria’s 2025 wheat harvest has collapsed to under one million tonnes, the lowest in decades, leaving a deficit of 2.7 million tonnes against national demand. Despite the first Western grain shipment after U.S. sanctions relief, limited imports, payment hurdles, and a record drought are pushing millions deeper into food insecurity."
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(Miller Magazine) "New trade agreements between the United States and Southeast Asian nations could reshape global grain and oilseed flows, boosting U.S. exports while pressuring rivals such as Australia, Canada, Russia, and Argentina. Indonesia and Bangladesh have already signed commitments, while Vietnam, the Philippines, and Thailand are expected to follow, Reuters reported."
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