Highlights Exportable surplus set to grow to 41 mil mt for 2022-23: IKAR Russia will struggle to export over 3 mil mt/month: traders Panamax owners most reluctant to load from Continue Reading
Spain receives 18,000-ton corn cargo trucked through Poland Ukraine has searched for alternate export routes amid the war Russia’s Death Toll May Surpass 40,000 Soldiers in June Ukrainian grain shippers Continue Reading
As 10-meter high mounds of sunflower meal smolder among the blackened ruins of one of Ukraine’s top agricultural terminals, farmers in this front-line region are scrambling to survive a harvest Continue Reading
Supplies of grain from Ukraine have taken a major hit due to Russia’s blockade of the country’s ports. The UN has accused Russia of weaponizing food, warning that its actions Continue Reading
Homes destroyed by Russian shelling in Slovyansk, eastern Ukraine, in early June. Fighting continued on Tuesday in the streets of Severodonetsk, the city in the Luhansk region of eastern Ukraine Continue Reading
Highlights India recently allowed 469,000 mt wheat exports Traders anxious after Turkey rejected Indian vessel Wheat-fertilizer swap deal with Egypt in focus India’s May exports fall 23% on month after Continue Reading
Russia’s U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia stormed out of a U.N. Security Council meeting on Monday as European Council President Charles Michel addressed the 15-member body and accused Moscow of fueling Continue Reading
Russia has bombed, blockaded and plundered the grain production capacity of Ukraine, which accounts for one-tenth of global wheat exports, resulting in dire forecasts of increased hunger and of spiking food prices Continue Reading
Global food prices dipped 0.6% in May for the second consecutive month after reaching a record high in March, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization said in a report June Continue Reading
Oleksandr Kubrakov, Ukraine’s infrastructure minister, told the Financial Times that “all of our activity won’t cover even 20 per cent of what we could do through the Black Sea ports”. Continue Reading
