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October 15, 5:29 AM
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Brazil’s corn ethanol industry is expanding rapidly, with production forecast to rise nearly 30% to 13.6 billion liters in the 2027/28 season, according to StoneX. The growth is driving investment in grain processing capacity and boosting the supply of co-products such as DDGS and corn oil, strengthening the links between Brazil’s grain, animal feed and biofuel industries.
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October 15, 5:28 AM
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Russia and Ukraine’s combined wheat shipments in July–September, the first three months of the 2026/27 marketing year, were 6.5 million tonnes below the same period a year earlier. The shortfall could widen to 10.2 million tonnes by end-October if Black Sea flows fail to improve. Higher freight costs, constrained alternative routes and weakening farm margins are also raising concerns over plantings for the 2027/28 crop.
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October 15, 5:26 AM
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The world is heading for a third consecutive durum wheat surplus in 2026/27, but pasta millers should not assume that ample grain will mean cheap grain of the quality they need, Areté senior market analyst Filippo Bertuzzi told the Agro Food Summit in Mersin. Rising prices for other grains, farmers withholding durum from sale and tighter supplies of high-protein grades could all support prices despite comfortable global stocks.
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October 15, 5:18 AM
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Lithuania plans to push for an EU ban on Russian grain transit and sanctions on Russian agricultural oligarchs, as Baltic states move to halt shipments through their ports.
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October 15, 5:17 AM
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Russia is responding to Ukraine’s Black Sea attacks by seeking to reroute its grain exports, but so far the efforts are falling short — only about 1/10th of the volumes are being shipped through the key alternative ports, data show.
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October 15, 5:10 AM
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Trade disruptions contributed to higher cereal quotations, while adverse weather weighs on sugar production prospects.
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October 1, 9:21 AM
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"Major wheat importers in Asia, the Middle East and Africa are facing tightening stocks amid disruptions to supplies from the Black Sea region. According to market participants, many buyers have delayed alternative purchases in recent months while waiting for supply conditions to stabilise."
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October 1, 9:16 AM
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"Yemen is set to receive its first shipment of French wheat since September 2022. The total cargo will amount to 60 thsd tons, indicating a diversification of the country’s grain suppliers amid changes in the global market."
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October 1, 9:12 AM
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Argentina’s grain and oilseed production could reach a record 157.9 mln tons in MY 2026/27, according to the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange. The increase is expected to be driven mainly by larger soybean and corn crops. Soybean production is forecast at 53.6 mln tons, up from 50.1 mln tons in MY 2025/26. Higher output could
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October 1, 9:10 AM
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"Egypt, India and Turkey have presented Ukraine with proposals aimed at ensuring safe navigation and food shipments through the Black Sea, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on September 23 during the International Crimea Platform summit in New York."
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October 1, 9:05 AM
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"September 25 (SeeNews) - Serbia's wheat output rose by 7.7% to 4 million tonnes in 2026, the country's statistical office said on Friday, citing preliminary data as of September 5."
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October 1, 8:19 AM
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" )Moisson 2026 en Amérique du Nord : la récolte de blé des États-Unis tombe à son plus bas niveau depuis 1970, la chaleur estivale a rogné le potentiel du maïs et seul le soja tire son épingle du jeu. Au Canada, la production de blé et de canola s’annonce confortable, mais la pluie menace la qualité. Tour d'horizon des chiffres de l'USDA et de Statistique Canada, et de leurs conséquences sur les marchés mondiaux pour la campagne de commercialisation 2026/27."
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October 1, 8:12 AM
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Des pluies bénéfiques sont finalement annoncées en France, tandis que le bassin mer Noire risque à nouveau de subir des conditions sèches.
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October 15, 5:28 AM
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A record 442.3 million-tonne soybean crop may not be enough to calm the market in 2026/27, as stronger soybean oil demand, Chinese buying, Brazilian weather and logistics, and pressure on meal sales continue to shape crush margins and prices.
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October 15, 5:26 AM
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Damage to grain terminals and storage facilities could hold back Black Sea shipments even if routes become safer. Shipowners’ reluctance to return and costly war-risk insurance pose further obstacles, while alternative routes have limited capacity.
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October 15, 5:20 AM
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Australia is expected to ship 47% more grain than average this month, according to Bendigo Bank, as supply disruptions due to the Russia-Ukraine war boost demand for wheat in particular.
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October 15, 5:17 AM
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Turkey and the United Nations have set up fresh talks in Russia and Ukraine to discuss a Black Sea ceasefire, trying to coalesce scattered efforts to protect grain shipments as global food prices surge.
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October 15, 5:10 AM
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More than 45 million people face severe hunger across Gaza, Lebanon, Sudan, Syria and Yemen
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October 1, 9:21 AM
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"Estonia has banned the transit of Russian and Belarusian grain through its territory. The decision was announced on October 1 by Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna."
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October 1, 9:18 AM
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"Ukraine could increase soybean shipments to Turkey and other Mediterranean markets when Brazil and the US are unable to fully meet demand, Atria Brokers co-founder and director Yan Kozyrytskyi said during AgroFoodSummit 2026 in Mersin."
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October 1, 9:16 AM
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"Global wheat prices may remain under upward pressure through at least the end of 2026 due to reduced supplies from the Black Sea region and the need for major importers to replenish stocks. Buyers in Asia, the Middle East and Africa have delayed alternative purchases in recent months, but available inventories are gradually declining."
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October 1, 9:11 AM
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"Ukraine has called on international partners to strengthen support for agricultural exports and consider convening an emergency FAO session due to disruptions to maritime shipments in the Black Sea. The issue was discussed during an online meeting with ambassadors of member states to FAO, WFP and IFAD."
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October 1, 9:09 AM
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"Jordan is increasing purchases of locally produced wheat and barley, viewing domestic output as an additional buffer against disruptions in global markets and logistics."
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October 1, 8:21 AM
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"L'attentisme des acheteurs, qui tablent sur un déblocage de la mer Noire, passage stratégique pour les cargaisons exportées par la Russie et l'Ukraine, et la déception après la visite du président chinois Xi Jinping à Washington ont pesé sur les cours des céréales cette semaine, en Europe et aux Etats-Unis."
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October 1, 8:16 AM
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"La résilience économique des exploitations de grandes cultures est mise à rude épreuve. Piloter sa ferme estime un manque à gagner de 75 €/ha pour la campagne 2025/26. Une situation économique qui pourrait encore s’aggraver lors de la prochaine récolte, avec la hausse durable des coûts de production."
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