Brazil’s coffee exports will recover modestly next season, in part at the expense of Vietnam, as roasters roll back on a trend of replacing high-priced arabica beans with robusta ones. While arabica and robusta coffee are...
Read MoreThe blow to Ukraine’s wheat production from the Russian invasion could lead to another weak wheat harvest in 2023, as a cash squeeze crimps farmers’ planting plans. Sergey Feofilov – general director at analysis group...
Read MoreJun 8, 2022 | Corn and coarse grains, News, Soybeans and oilseeds |
US soybean sowings may set a record by an even bigger margin than has been expected thanks to the disadvantage heaped on rival corn by high fertilizer costs and a slow start to the spring planting season. The US Department of...
Read MoreJun 8, 2022 | Corn and coarse grains, Markets expresso |
A message from the top on the strong start for the US corn crop – “it ain’t over yet”. Yes, the proportion of US corn rated “good” or “excellent” in the first US Department of Agriculture rating of 2022 was, at 73%, up 1 point...
Read MoreJun 7, 2022 | Corn and coarse grains, News, Wheat |
Ukraine’s Black Sea grain shipments will take months to return to pre-war levels, even if hostilities cease, a government minister said, saying that efforts to channel exports via alternative routes had nearly reached their...
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