(AgriMaroc) "La Banque mondiale a approuvé un financement de 250 millions de dollars pour renforcer la résilience du système agroalimentaire au Maroc face au changement climatique, tout en améliorant la sécurité et la qualité des aliments."
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(Agromeat) "The official government statement on the agreement between the European Union and Mercosur (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay), reached on December 6, was described yesterday as "ambitious and balanced for the agrifood sector and includes measures to protect the most sensitive European products from competition." 
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(Elevatorist.com) "TÜRKIYE will increase its wheat import quota to 25%. This was announced on December 20 by Trade Minister Ömer Bolat, according to ASAP Agri."
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(AgriTunisie) "Dans le cadre de la mise en œuvre de la stratégie nationale de l’eau à l’horizon 2050, un atelier s’est tenu ce jeudi 19 décembre 2024 pour discuter du renforcement des interconnexions entre l’eau, l’énergie et la sécurité alimentaire."
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(UkrAgroConsult) "The French Ministry of Agriculture has given the first estimate of sown areas for the next calendar year's grain harvest. Soft winter wheat is expected to be sown on 4.51 million hectares. This is 8.7% more than the area sown for this year's harvest and 0.8% less than the five-year average."
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(Grain Trade) "The rise in prices of Russian wheat has led to an increase in the quotations for European and Ukrainian wheat, while American grain has decreased by 1-3% over the month amid a decline in export demand."
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(Tridge, from Almalnews) "From November to the beginning of December, Egyptian ports received 21 million tons of clean dry bulk, primarily wheat and corn. Wheat imports were dominated by Russia, contributing 74.5% with 9.9 million tons, followed by Ukraine and Romania with 13.9% and 6.2% respectively. The General Authority for Supply Commodities was the largest importer with 45.8% of the wheat. Corn imports were led by Brazil with 54.7%, followed by Ukraine and Argentina."
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(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Les services statistiques du ministère de l'Agriculture, Agreste, ont publié leurs premières estimations d'assolements français de cultures d'hiver pour 2024 (récolte 2025). La production 2024 de maïs a de son côté été revue à la hausse mensuellement, tandis que celle de tournesol décroche encore."
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(Terre-net) "Les exportations françaises baisseraient de 41 % pour le blé tendre et de 27 % pour les orges sur la campagne 2024/25 selon FranceAgriMer, qui vient d’encore abaisser ses prévisions du mois dernier. Le comportement de la Chine en deuxième partie de campagne, difficile à anticiper, viendra peut-être changer la donne."
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(financial food) "The European Commission has published its latest EU Agricultural Outlook report, which presents market projections for EU agriculture through 2035. According to the report, the EU agricultural sector is expected to remain a net exporter of agri-food products and contribute to global food security, while adapting to challenges such as climate change and shifting consumer demand."
https://agriculture.ec.europa.eu/data-and-analysis/markets/outlook/medium-term_en
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(Agrodigital) "Cereals and oilseeds will face a scenario of relative stability in the European Union (EU), with marginal yield growth and adaptations driven by sustainable agricultural practices and support policies, according to the long-term forecast report for 2024-2035 published by the European Commission."
https://agriculture.ec.europa.eu/data-and-analysis/markets/outlook/medium-term_en
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(Reuters) "MOSCOW/DUBAI, Dec 13 - Russian wheat supplies to Syria have been suspended over uncertainty about the new government and payment delays, Russian and Syrian sources said on Friday."
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(Agrárágazat) "Prices could rise due to the shortage of Russian wheat with limited and tight quotas. While there is goods available for the global markets, they will be more expensive."
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(Agrodigital) "In its first forecast for the 2025 cereal and oilseed harvest for the EU-27 + the United Kingdom, the European cereal traders association (COCERAL) anticipates a 7% increase in production compared to the previous year."
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(European Commission - JRC) "According to the December edition of the JRC MARS Bulletin, winter crops are in fair to good condition in most of Europe. They remain underdeveloped in parts of Romania and Bulgaria, and in eastern Ukraine and large parts of European Russia."
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(AgroPolit) "Among the agricultural achievements of 2024, one of the key highlights is Ukraine's return to the "Premier League" of the largest global players in the agricultural market. This was reported by UNIAN."
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(UkrAgroConsult, from Zerno On-line) "From the beginning of the current season (July 1, 2024) to December 15, the EU countries exported 15.5 million tons of grain and its processed products, which is 30% less than in the same period last season."
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(Terre-net) "Terres Inovia dresse le bilan de la campagne de tournesol 2024, marquée par des précipitations sans précédent. « Des conditions qui ont non seulement freiné la maturité des cultures mais aussi contraint les récoltes et affecté les rendements. L’augmentation du prix de vente des graines observée en fin de campagne permet toutefois à la culture de tirer son épingle du jeu dans les zones récoltées précocement.»"
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(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Selon le cabinet d’analyse Areté, la production mondiale de blé dur devrait légèrement reculer en 2025-2026, mais l’offre mondiale devrait malgré tout progresser grâce à des stocks de report importants. L’écart de prix resserré avec le blé tendre limiterait le potentiel de baisse des cours."
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(Réussir) "Le Parlement européen a adopté, le 17 décembre, une proposition de la Commission européenne visant à aider les agriculteurs touchés par les aléas climatiques en 2024. L’aide pourra aller jusqu’à 42 000 € par bénéficiaire."
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(AgriMaroc) "Le Maroc traverse actuellement une période de stress hydrique marquée par deux mois consécutifs sans précipitations dans plusieurs régions du pays, notamment dans le centre et le sud. Cette situation met gravement en péril la campagne céréalière, en particulier dans les zones bour, qui dépendent exclusivement des pluies."
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(Portal do Agronegócio) "The country continues to support external purchases while facing challenges with domestic supply, with a growing share from Russia."
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(Miller Magazine) "The grain market of 2024 was a journey through highs and lows, marked by shifting trade policies and unpredictable weather that tested the industry’s resilience. Amid literal and figurative storms, the sector demonstrated remarkable adaptability and strength. With expert insights and sharp analysis, ASAP Agri reflects on the defining moments and key trends that made 2024 an unforgettable year while uncovering the opportunities that lie ahead for the grain market in 2025."
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(Agrodigital) "Yesterday, the report on crop forecasts (WASDE report) from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) for January was published, indicating a reduction in the global wheat harvest as well as coarse grains compared to the November report. According to the USDA, the global wheat harvest, as well as that of coarse grains, is lower compared to the November report."
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(AgriMaroc) "L’Afrique, deuxième région importatrice de blé au monde après l’Asie, voit son rôle stratégique se renforcer dans les échanges mondiaux de céréales. Avec une demande en constante augmentation, liée aux difficultés de production locale, notamment en Afrique du Nord, le continent attire davantage l’attention des grands fournisseurs internationaux, dont la Russie."
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