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(Reuters) "GENEVA, Nov 13 (Reuters) - European Union wheat exports are increasingly focused on the western side of Africa after losing out to Russia in major North African and Middle Eastern markets, traders said on Wednesday. EU shipments of common wheat, or soft wheat, so far in 2024/25 are 30% below the year-earlier level, curbed by Russian-led competition and a rain-hit harvest in top EU grower France. Nigeria is currently the top destination, while previous leading outlet Algeria is only in fifth place, EU data shows." No comment yet.
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(Terre-net) "Les cours du blé, du maïs et du soja restaient orientés à la baisse mercredi, dans un marché mondial marqué par des incertitudes commerciales et l'appréciation du dollar dans la foulée de l'élection de Donald Trump."
(Mezőhír) "Kazakhstan harvested 18 million tons of wheat this year, approaching the all-time record. This creates an excellent foundation for an export peak as well."
(Réussir Grandes Cultures) "Le processus de production des engrais minéraux azotés est fortement émetteur de CO2. Il faut donc le décarboner pour fabriquer des engrais dits bas carbone. Quelles sont les technologies utilisées ? Comment les fabricants d’engrais s’emparent-ils du sujet ? À quels prix ces engrais sont-ils vendus aux agriculteurs ? Réponses."
(Agrodigital) "The planting of the winter wheat crop in the US has already reached 80% of the area (compared to 82% last year). 56% of the crop has already emerged. In the central plains of the US, drought has spread across 62% of the area. More than 77% of [Read more...]"
(Zerno On-line) "Morocco has increased grain imports by 16% - November 12, 2024, 16:15. According to the National Federation of Grain and Legume Traders (FNCL), from June 1 to October 31, 2024, Morocco imported 4,106.9 thousand tons of grain, which is 16% more than in the same period last year."
(Joint Rsearch Centre) "The map shows a progressive reduction in drought conditions across western, southern, and eastern Europe. However, severe, enduring, and critical conditions persist in the Mediterranean, Balkans and the Black Sea region. The Iberian Peninsula is experiencing critical conditions, with extreme impacts resulting from prolonged drought followed by intense precipitation."
(Interfax) "Wheat exports from Russia in November (including supplies to the EAEU countries) will amount to 4.55 million tons, compared to 3.49 million tons in November of last year, according to the analytical center 'Rusagrotrans'."
(USDA) "The World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) is prepared and released by the World Agricultural Outlook Board (WAOB). The report is released monthly, and provides annual forecasts for supply and use of U.S. and world wheat, rice, coarse grains, oilseeds, and cotton."
(La Presse de Tunisie) "Le décret portant sur la fixation des prix des céréales, ainsi que sur les modalités de leur paiement, stockage et transfert pour la saison agricole 2024/2025, a été récemment publié au Journal officiel de la République tunisienne (Jort). Ce décret vise à assurer une gestion optimale des récoltes et à soutenir la filière céréalière dans un contexte économique difficile."
(Agrárágazat) "The Russian wheat harvest is far below the three- and five-year averages, leading to a decline in Russian agricultural exports in this segment as well."
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(ROSNG.ru) "Last week, French farmers significantly reduced the lag in sowing winter cereal crops. This was reported by 'Zerno On-Line,' citing data from the French government agency FranceAgriMer."
(Agronews) "Until recently, the discussion in the Greek market for durum wheat had stopped at export prices of 300 euros per ton FOB at our ports, with buyers waiting for lower offers. However, the new market of Tunisia, combined with the strengthening of the dollar, has brought prices back to these levels for good quality wheat. At the same time, several shipments of older contracts were also loaded at our ports." |
(Miller Magazine) "Interlegal, in partnership with global legal experts, will host a comprehensive webinar titled “English Law in Practice: Contracts and Arbitration” tailored for professionals in the shipping and commodity trade sectors."
(Bursa Hakimiyet) "The President of the Turkish Union of Agricultural Chambers (TZOB), Şemsi Bayraktar, stated that the sowing period for wheat and barley has been delayed due to rainfall, and added that many farmers were unable to plant cereals due to the drought."
(FAO) "Global wheat and maize prices continued to increase in
(Almalnews, translated by Tridge) "Hussein Abdel Rahman Abu Saddam, an agricultural expert and the General Secretary of the Farmers Syndicate, said that Egypt's rice production this season exceeds local needs and that spreading news about farmers or traders withholding rice is false news that does not represent reality, noting that the rice cultivation areas this season exceed one and a half million acres."
(Réussir) "Arnaud Rousseau, président de la FNSEA, annonce ce 13 novembre sur France Inter le retour des agriculteurs dans la rue dès lundi 18 novembre. Le syndicat veut montrer son opposition au projet d’accord UE-Mercosur."
(Soutalomma) "In the last decade, the Egyptian state has placed food security at the forefront of its priorities, in response to the growing challenges facing the agricultural sector."
(Foodmate) "Foreign media reported on November 10: In week 44 of 2024, French wheat spot prices fell. Despite support from the weak euro, export demand remains low due to the continued lack of competitiveness of French wheat."
(Foodmate) "Foreign media reported on November 10: As of the week ending November 8, 2024, global wheat prices mostly saw slight declines, with cheap wheat exports from the Black Sea region continuing to dominate the export market. The arrival of the Southern Hemisphere harvest season has also added pressure. However, the USDA supply and demand report indicates that global wheat supply and demand may be tight, and any signs of a slowdown in Russian wheat exports could drive wheat prices higher."
(FAO) "FAO’s forecast for global cereal production in 2024 stands at 2 848 million tonnes, marginally down (0.4 percent) from the previous year, though still the second largest output on record."
"Looking ahead to 2025, winter wheat sowing is underway across the northern hemisphere, with weaker prices expected to limit plantings. "
(World Grain) "OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA — Total wheat production for Canada is forecast to reach 34.3 million tonnes in marketing year 2024-25, up from 32.9 million tonnes in 2023-24, according to a report from the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture."
(FAO) "The FAO Food Price Index (FFPI) averaged 127.4 points in October 2024, up 2 percent from its revised September level and the highest since April 2023. Price quotations for all commodities in the index, except meat, rose, with vegetable oils recording the largest increase at 7.3 percent. Compared to historical levels, the FFPI in October was 5.5 percent higher than its corresponding value a year ago but remained 20.5 percent below its peak of 160.2 points reached in March 2022."
(AMIS) "In October 2024, wheat prices reached multi-month highs due to weather-related planting delays in parts of the northern hemisphere, although they later eased as field conditions improved. Maize prices also strengthened slightly despite swift harvest progress in the United States while rice and soybean quotations declined. Vegetable oil prices increased, resulting from further tightening in market fundamentals. India removed its minimum export price for non-basmati white rice, while import restrictions were eased in Türkiye (maize) and Bangladesh (rice, vegetable oils). If La Niña conditions develop in the coming months, they are expected to be weak and short-lived. Finally, FAO Food Price Index, a benchmark index for world food commodity prices, reached its highest level since April 2023 driven mainly by higher vegetable oil prices." |
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