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September 16, 7:27 AM
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"Cost pressures raise concerns for agriculture. The coming weeks are expected to be challenging for Italian farms, with several cost indicators once again moving in the same direction. The risk is a further squeeze on agricultural margins, driven by rising energy, diesel and fertiliser costs, compounded by possible upward pressure on feed costs."
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September 16, 7:23 AM
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"Production has started early due to the heat, but the area under cultivation is 1,200 hectares smaller than usual."
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September 16, 7:13 AM
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Le ministère de l’Agriculture collabore avec les différentes parties concernées afin de renforcer la commercialisation des produits libanais sur les marchés étrangers. Des accords et des partenariats sont actuellement en cours de développement entre des sociétés d’investissement du Golfe et des...
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September 16, 7:09 AM
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Les incendies menacent la stabilité des sols et l'envasement des barrages en Algérie. L'érosion, ennemi N°1 des ouvrages hydrauliques
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September 16, 7:00 AM
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"The area planted to corn has fallen by just 1% in the province of León, Spain’s leading producing region. In the Cantabrian coastal area, drought has drastically reduced alfalfa and forage corn production."
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September 16, 6:48 AM
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Egyptian wheat import has dropped sharply in August and is expected to decrease further in September, as rising wheat prices outpaced flour values, undermining margins for mills producing flour for re-export. Ukrainian 11.5% wheat in coaster parties is now offered at around 300-305 USD/MT CIF Egypt, roughly 40-45 USD/MT above month-ago levels.
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September 16, 6:41 AM
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"Ahead of tomorrow Statistic Canada release, some durum estimates are in the range of 5,9 and 6,6 Mt"
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September 16, 6:29 AM
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Türkiye’s wheat flour exports fell to 1.19 million tonnes and $438.2 million in the first seven months of 2026. A 187,500-tonne contraction in shipments to Iraq weighed heavily on the overall result, while growth in Syria, Ghana, Somalia, Cuba and Eritrea partly offset the loss.
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September 16, 6:27 AM
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Russia’s attempt to divert grain exports north as its traditional Azov–Black Sea routes struggle is facing a new constraint. Estonia has warned that it will not allow its ports to become an alternative gateway for Russian grain, while Latvia is moving towards steep tariffs and tighter controls. The emerging Baltic resistance threatens to narrow Moscow’s logistics options just as export forecasts are being cut sharply.
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September 16, 6:25 AM
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SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has cut its forecast for Russia’s 2026/27 wheat exports by 3.2 million tonnes to 41.4 million tonnes as disruptions deepen across the Azov-Black Sea export corridor.
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September 16, 6:22 AM
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As attacks on commercial vessels and port infrastructure spread across the Black Sea, grain companies are being forced to reconsider how contracts allocate war risk, delay, demurrage, insurance gaps and the cost of failed execution. Legal, shipping and insurance specialists warn that standard wording alone may no longer provide adequate protection in a conflict where conditions can change between vessel nomination and loading.
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September 16, 6:18 AM
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The Turkish Grain Board will offer its wheat stocks held in licensed warehouses for sale through the Turkish Mercantile Exchange as of 1 September 2026. The sales will be open to all buyers without distinction between individuals and organisations.
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September 16, 6:12 AM
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Relationship between water scarcity and price stronger for wheat than maize
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September 16, 7:25 AM
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"Soft wheat harvest exceeds expectations. Despite the turbulent weather conditions at the beginning of summer, the national soft wheat harvest was surprisingly positive. Favourable temperatures in early June brought the harvest forward by 10–15 days compared with the usual timetable."
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September 16, 7:15 AM
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"L’inflation mondiale n’explique qu’une partie de la flambée des prix au Liban. Alors que les cours internationaux se normalisent, le coût de la vie continue de progresser à deux chiffres. Selon l’Administration centrale de la statistique (ACS), l’inflation annuelle s’est établie à 15,69 % en juillet 2026, après 17,25 % en juin."
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September 16, 7:10 AM
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L'érosion des sols menace la sécurité alimentaire. Entre incendies, envasement et stress hydrique, l'État déploie une riposte stratégique
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September 16, 7:03 AM
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"Corn and wheat accounted for more than 90% of the volume purchased from abroad. Spain imported 3.49 Mt of soybeans, along with a further 3 Mt of soybean by-products (during 205/26 commercialization year)"
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September 16, 6:59 AM
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"Al mismo tiempo la Lonja de Salamanca ha registrado un aumento en los precios de los cereales. El trigo blando con destino a pienso mejora 5 euros hasta los 236 y el triticale sube otros cinco, hasta los 226. La cebada, por su parte, aumenta 3 euros por tonelada hasta los 227 y la avena mejora tres, hasta los 201."
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September 16, 6:44 AM
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"Freight from Ukraine: Coaster rates resume their sharp rise amid significantly longer delays at Sulina - ASAP Agri"
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September 16, 6:40 AM
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"Large portions of Saskatchewan and western Manitoba have been deluged by rain, threatening crop quality and delaying harvest activities"
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September 16, 6:28 AM
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The USDA has cut its 2026/27 wheat export forecasts for Russia by 3 million tonnes to 43 million tonnes and for Ukraine by 1 million tonnes to 12.5 million tonnes as war-related disruption slows Black Sea shipments. Despite these cuts, improved crop prospects lifted global wheat supplies to 1.103 billion tonnes and ending stocks to 276.3 million tonnes, while projected world trade was reduced to 211.8 million tonnes.
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September 16, 6:26 AM
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The Turkish Agricultural Diplomacy Group has called for a new international mechanism to protect agricultural trade and civilian shipping in the Black Sea. Its proposal includes a limited non-strike arrangement covering grain infrastructure, a verifiable registry for vessels carrying agricultural commodities, Türkiye-based international coordination and a war-risk insurance and guarantee facility.
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September 16, 6:25 AM
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Ukraine has enough storage to absorb a temporary export slowdown, but the greater danger lies beyond the current harvest. With around 98% of the country’s wheat grown as a winter crop, prolonged port disruption, rising logistics costs and weakening farmgate margins could deprive farmers of the liquidity needed for autumn planting, turning today’s transport crisis into a supply problem for 2027.
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September 16, 6:21 AM
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Rail demand is surging towards Vysotsk, Ust-Luga and neighbouring Baltic ports, but limited terminal capacity, longer voyages and sharply higher logistics costs mean the northern corridor can replace only a fraction of Russia’s traditional southern exports.
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September 16, 6:14 AM
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Persistent heat and drought are expected to cut EU wheat and coarse grain production to 264.8 million tonnes in 2026/27, 8% below last season. Maize is bearing the brunt of the losses, with output forecast to fall to its lowest level since 2007/08, increasing the bloc’s dependence on imports.
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