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(Mediterranean Agricultural Information Network) Fostering cooperation and experience sharing among the national information systems on agricultural (cereals) markets in the Mediterranean. The network of 13 countries is coordinated by CIHEAM, and more specifically by its Mediterranean Agronomic Institute (MAI) of Montpellier.
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(European Commission - JRC) "The November edition of the JRC's Anomaly Hotspots of Agricultural Production (ASAP) assessment is now available." 
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(Farmer.pl) "The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) forecasts a slight month-to-month increase in global wheat production (by 0.65 million tons) and a slight decrease for coarse grains (by 0.60 million tons) in December."
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(AgroInvestor) "Demand from traditional importers remains stable, while shipments from the Black Sea region are decreasing."
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(FAO - Agricultural Market Information System)
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(Agroinformacion) "This year, Spain has produced less sunflower than expected despite not losing acreage, while prices continue to rise."
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(AgroPortal) "Türkiye has become the primary buyer of Ukrainian corn."
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(GEOGLAM - Crop Monitor for AMIS Report Information) "No. 123: Published December 5th, 2024 - At the end of November, conditions are mixed for wheat while favourable for maize, rice, and soybeans. For wheat, harvesting is continuing in the southern hemisphere under mixed conditions as winter wheat in the northern hemisphere goes into winter dormancy. For maize, harvest is wrapping up in the northern hemisphere under mixed conditions as sowing gathers pace in the southern hemisphere. Rice conditions are generally favourable, however, several typhoons impacted wet-season rice in the Philippines. Soybean harvesting is wrapping up in the northern hemisphere as sowing progresses pace in the southern hemisphere."
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(Nieuwe Oogst) "Farm organizations and politicians have reacted disapprovingly to the Mercosur free trade agreement between the European Union and Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay. The fact that food imports do not meet European standards is a major point of contention for many."
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(Notícias Agrícolas) "CAIRO - Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly held a meeting on Monday to assess the country’s wheat procurement efforts, without the involvement of Egypt’s main state grain buyer, according to a cabinet statement released on Monday."
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(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier - Réussir) "Dans le cadre du plan français de souveraineté blé dur, soutenu par l’État et la filière, les investissements prévus dans la recherche génétique concentrent les espoirs des acteurs de l'interprofession."
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(Agricolae) "Imports in Italy in the cereal, protein flour, and oilseed sectors increased by 1,716,000 tons (+10.2%) in quantity, but decreased by €732.0 million (-10.3%) in value in the first 9 months of 2024 compared to the same period last year. The quantitative increase is due to the rise in soft wheat arrivals from abroad (+904,000 tons)."
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(Agravery) "The wheat market is showing stable demand and expects price growth. December is traditionally considered a "short" month for business activity due to the holiday period, which adds challenges for wheat market participants."
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(Sinor.bg) "Russia is increasing its grain processing capacities according to Vladislav Esin, the head of the influential "Russian Export Center" in the Krasnodar Territory."
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(AgriMaroc) "La céréaliculture, pilier incontournable de l’agriculture marocaine, fait face à un défi de taille : l’impact croissant des aléas climatiques. Avec 1,4 million d’exploitations couvrant 3,65 millions d’hectares – soit 70% de la surface agricole utile – cette activité est essentielle pour l’économie nationale. Elle génère annuellement 30 millions de journées de travail, emploie 18% de la population active et produit une valeur ajoutée moyenne de 10 milliards de dirhams."
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(Nieuwe Oogst) "Canola production in Canada is lower than analysts had predicted. This news supports the pricing of the commodity. In September, Statistics Canada (StatCan) released a canola crop estimate of 19 million tons. This estimate was updated on Thursday, December 5."
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(financial food) "The FAO Food Price Index averaged 127.5 points in November 2024, 0.5% higher than its October level, reaching its highest value since April 2023."
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(Miller Magazine) "The FAO’s latest Cereal Supply and Demand Brief projects global cereal production for 2024 at 2,841 million tonnes, a downward revision of 0.6% compared to last year. Despite the decrease, it remains the second-largest output on record. The decline is attributed primarily to reductions in maize and wheat production forecasts. Global grain stocks are also projected to tighten, with a 0.7% year-on-year decline expected, bringing stocks down to 874 million tonnes."
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(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Les surfaces de blé dur semées cet automne sont attendues en légère baisse par la plupart des opérateurs de la filière."
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(GEOGLAM - Crop Monitor for Early Warning Report Information No. 100) "Published December 5th, 2024 - In the Middle East & North Africa, planting of winter wheat continues under mixed conditions due to early season dryness that is forecast to continue through February."
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(Reuters) "CAIRO, Dec 6 - An Egyptian military agency has taken over the country's import of strategic commodities, a letter seen by Reuters showed, replacing a decades-old state institution to take over international buying tenders and also conduct direct purchases which have in recent weeks shaken the wheat market."
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(AgroPortal) "The freight market in Ukraine is usually active in December; however, this year it remains quiet and unremarkable so far."
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(Ici Beyrouth) "Dans le cadre de la campagne menée chaque année par le ministère de l'Agriculture pour étendre les superficies cultivées en blé tendre et dur au Liban, le ministre sortant de l'Agriculture, Abbas Hajj Hassan, a distribué jeudi des semences de ce blé aux agriculteurs dans les régions de Zahlé et de la Békaa."
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