(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Lors de son dernier conseil spécialisé Grandes cultures du 12 février, FranceAgriMer a révisé en hausse de 100 000 t sa prévision d’exportation d’orges françaises vers les pays tiers à l’inverse du mois de janvier."
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(AgroTypos) " Algeria currently imports 100% of its maize and oilseed needs. In total, it allocates €3.24 billion per year to the import of these products. To reduce this dependence on imports, the Algerian government has launched a strategic programme to develop these crops in the country. The programme, which will start in March 2025, envisages the development, on a total area of 5,200,000 hectares, of corn and oilseed crops (sunflower, rapeseed and soybean) by 2028." 
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(Réussir - La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Les récentes pluies en abondance inquiètent sur certains territoires alors que les travaux dans les champs doivent reprendre prochainement. Arvalis, via la voix de son expert Jean-Charles Deswarte, constate actuellement des sols qui peinent à se ressuyer. Cependant, il est encore nécessaire d’attendre trois semaines pour éclaircir les situations sur les cultures de céréales d’hiver en place et les prochains semis d’orge. En parallèle, Agreste vient de publier les surfaces françaises de céréales d’hiver, qui confirment les remontées terrain d’Arvalis."
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(AgroPortal.ua, translation by UkrAgroConsult) "Ukraine exported 891 thsd tonnes of wheat in January 2025. This was reported by the Ukrainian Grain Association on Facebook. Spain imported the most Ukrainian wheat in the first month of the year – 223 thsd tonnes. Algeria is the second with 196 thsd tonnes, Egypt is the third, having purchased 156 thsd tonnes of wheat from Ukraine."
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(AMIS) "Except for maize, where international export prices reached a 15-month peak amidst supply concerns, global prices of AMIS crops are currently lower than they were a year ago. However, concerns about winter wheat crop conditions in parts of the EU, the Russian Federation, Ukraine and North America provide support to quotations in some origins. Markets are also watching for potential changes in US trade policies and the responses from trading partners. This month's feature article reveals no evidence of long-term global yield growth deceleration. Instead, slow yield growth in certain commodities, regions, or countries, appears to have been offset by accelerated growth elsewhere. Yet, caution is in order: Global temperatures in 2024 were the warmest since records began in 1850, necessitating developments of cultivars resilient to temperature and precipitation variations."
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(Zawya) "The Egyptian government is looking to increase local wheat purchases from farmers by 11% to reach 4 million tons in the upcoming harvest season, which starts in mid-April, Asharq Business reported citing Supply Minister Sherif Farouk."
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(OilWorld) "In marketing year (MY) 2024/25, Turkiye's wheat, barley and maize production is forecast to decline due to drier than normal weather conditions during the growing season. Despite this reduction, Turkiye continues to have large carryover stocks of wheat and barley from last year."
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(AgroNotizie) "It is not only drought that is putting agriculture in southern Italy out of business. Often it is precisely the reservoirs for irrigation use that are - for various reasons - half-full: experimental, with limitations on reservoir capacity and in need of maintenance"
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(Morocco World News) "Morocco continues its battle against drought, which has greatly marred the country’s agriculture season."
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(World Grain) "Nation still has large carryover stocks of wheat, barley"
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(FAO) "The FAO Food Price Index* (FFPI) averaged 124.9 points in January 2025, down 2.1 points (1.6 percent) from its revised December level."
"The FAO Cereal Price Index averaged 111.7 points in January, up 0.3 points (0.3 percent) from December but still 8.2 points (6.9 percent) below its year-earlier level. Wheat export prices dropped very slightly in January, with little movements during the month."
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(FAO) "The latest forecast for global cereal production in 2024 has been marginally scaled back from the previous month and remains at just under 2 841 million tonnes, 0.6 percent lower year on year."
"World cereal utilization in 2024/25 is forecast to rise by 0.9 percent (24.5 million tonnes) above the 2023/24 level, reaching 2 869 million tonnes, up 9.8 million tonnes since the December report."
"FAO’s latest forecast for world cereal stocks by the close of seasons in 2025 has been revised downwards by 7.8 million tonnes, now pointing to a 2.2 percent decline (19.3 million tonnes) below opening levels to 866.6 million tonnes. Despite the expected decline in stocks, the global cereal stocks-to-use ratio in 2024/25 is anticipated to remain at a comfortable level of 29.8 percent, albeit down from the 2023/24 level of 30.9 percent."
"Remaining nearly unchanged since the previous forecast at 483.5 million tonnes, world trade in cereals in 2024/25 is headed for a contraction of 5.6 percent (28.7 million tonnes) from the 2023/24 level."
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(Turkish Agri.News) "The population in rural areas is both declining and aging in Türkiye, creating risks to the country's agricultural production."
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(Reuters) "NAPERVILLE, Illinois, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Relative to demand, world corn stocks later this year are predicted to hit 11-year lows."
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(AgriMaroc) "La campagne agricole 2024/2025 traverse une période critique, marquée par un déficit hydrique inquiétant. Alors que les précipitations se font attendre, l’ensemble du secteur agricole est en alerte, redoutant une année particulièrement difficile."
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(Réussir - La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Lors de la journée filière blé dur, organisée par Arvalis le 6 février dernier, une table ronde a rassemblé des acteurs du marché français. Pour Patrick Jouannic, chargé du commerce du blé dur de Soufflet by Invivo, le marché a déjà pris en compte le remaniement des flux et le manque de liquidités se fait sentir."
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(Business Recorder) "PARIS: France’s farm ministry on Tuesday increased its estimate of the area sown with winter soft wheat for the 2025 harvest to 4.57 million hectares from 4.51 million in its initial projection in December."
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(Ici Beyrouth) "Le gel des activités de l'agence américaine de développement USAID, et son possible démantèlement, vont avoir un impact important sur certains des pays les plus pauvres, a alerté mardi le Centre du développement mondial (CGD), une ONG basée à Washington."
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(Agri.BG) "For the first few months of the 2024/2025 marketing year, Turkey overtook Spain as the largest importer of Ukrainian corn, according to statistics from the Ukrainian agency ASAP Agri."
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(Maroc Diplomatie) "Dans son rapport de janvier 2025 sur les « Perspectives économiques mondiales », la Banque mondiale a dressé un état des lieux de l’économie globale, soulignant les difficultés auxquelles les pays émergents, dont le Maroc, sont confrontés. Le rapport met en lumière les problèmes structurels qui freinent la croissance et la nécessité d’adopter des politiques économiques résilientes pour surmonter ces obstacles. Selon la Banque mondiale, « des interventions politiques et économiques décisives sont la clé pour un développement plus durable et pour placer les économies émergentes sur une trajectoire positive pour les décennies à venir »."
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(Turkish Agri.news) "Türkiye’s exports of flour to its southern neighbour Syria are expected to reach 400,000 tonnes this year, increasing 23 percent on an annual basis, according to a recent statement from the International Association of Operative Millers (IAOM)"
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(Miller Magzaine) "Egypt's wheat imports reached a record high in 2024, driven by an improved financial situation and a significant rise in wheat flour exports, according to Fastmarkets. The country imported 14.4 million tonnes of wheat in 2024, while exporting over 1 million tonnes of flour to Middle Eastern and African markets between January and October 2024."
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(ASAP assessment January 2025 - European Commission) "In North Africa, very low rainfall since November 2024 has resulted in the condition of cereals being poor to very poor in Algeria (except in the north-east), Morocco and the centre-west of Tunisia. Low rainfall is forecast for February and March 2025, which suggests pessimistic prospects for winter cereals in most areas."
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(S&P Global) "The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region has not been cited so far as a focus for the new US administration’s actions regarding trade tariffs. It remains exposed to the imposition of general global US tariffs and to the indirect economic consequences of trade measures imposed on other geographic areas."
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(World Grain) "Agency projects 26% decline in year-on-year shipments"
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