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EU member states backed a European Commission proposal to ban the use of three neonicotinoid pesticides Friday, paving the way for a total ban on their use outside within six months, with potentially significant ramifications for EU crop yields.
China’s corn auction from its domestic stocks, Beijing's actions against US sorghum imports, and leftover export volumes in Ukraine are creating uncertainty for the Ukrainian corn sector, weighing on prices as traders try to size up global demand, market sources told Agricensus Friday.
Saudi Arabia is likely to scale back its barley imports by around 6% in the 2018/19 marketing year as government-led polices to cut water use have an impact on demand, the USDA’s local office in Riyadh said in a release published Friday.
Argentina’s rural entity Sociedad Rural (SRA) has urged the national government to accelerate the reduction in duties on soybean exports to help producers suffering from a drought that had blighted the country’s most productive lands.
Caramuru, Brazil’s only homegrown grain crushing group, and Rumo, the logistics division of local conglomerate Cosan, extended their 50-50 concession for the XXXIX grain export terminal in Santos for 25 years, pledging to nearly double its capacity with 252 million reais ($73 million) in investments.
China will continue to auction its corn stocks into May as the National Grain Trade Centre announced Wednesday a fourth consecutive clearance of up to 8 million mt.
The controversial use of waivers to excuse some US fuel suppliers from fulfilling their biofuel blending obligations may have cut at least 1.6 billion gallons of biofuels from the anticipated mandates in 2016 and 2017, the Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) said Tuesday.
Russia’s ministry of agriculture proposed to continue indefinitely its controversial logistics policy that helps farmers in remote parts of the country export wheat in the international market.
Argentina crushed 3.04 million mt of soybeans during March, down compared to 3.36 million mt in March 2017, according to data provided by the country’s agriculture ministry.
Agribusiness major Cargill decided to halt operations at two of its grain crushing facilities in Argentina until April 29 due to multiple strike actions being carried out by oilseed crushing workers protesting dismissals.
US soybean prices would collapse 10% if China carries through its threat to slap a 25% tax on imports, according to a new study by the University of Illinois, with price declines on corn felt further out.
A key Ukrainian lawmaker has said the future of oilseed exports from the Black Sea remains uncertain as parliament has yet to form a position on whether to reinstate tax rebates for oilseed exporters.
Argentina’s national food health and quality service Senasa is working with local industry to fulfil regulatory requirements to allow them to import soybeans from the US, the agency’s President Luis Negri told Agricensus.
South America’s global soymeal market share will decline if China taxes US imports of soybeans, as US crush margins would widen, increasing meal exports and undercutting its southern neighbour, Rabobank said Thursday.
China will increase imports of rapeseed and rapemeal to compensate for the shortfall of 20 million mt in soybeans if China slaps taxes on US soybeans, the China National Grain & Oil Information Centre said Thursday.
President Trump’s decision to delay further discussion on the US flagship biofuel policy, the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), has kicked the controversial issue into the long grass, for now, but any adjustments could have a sweeping impact on not just the US corn market, but the global one too.
President Donald Trump is set to review a list of options to revamp the Renewable Fuel Standard, Reuters reports Monday, as the latest round of the agriculture versus oil tussle gets underway in Washington DC.
Premiums for soybeans over futures rocketed again late Thursday after markets closed as US President Donald Trump ramped up the rhetoric and proposed $100-billion of additional tariffs on Chinese goods.
Agribusiness major Cargill said it will halt operations at two of its grain crushing facilities in Argentina until at least April 10 due to multiple strikes actions being carried out by oilseed crushing workers protesting dismissals.