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South Africa’s Crop Estimates Committee (CEC) released its fifth production forecast for winter cereals for the 2024 season on Thursday December 19.
Canada’s grain and oilseed exports totaled 1.42 million tonnes during the week to Sunday December 15, an increase of 525,600 tonnes (58%) from 899,100 tonnes the previous week, according to data from the Canadian Grain Commission published on Friday December 20.
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Dry weather in the US Midwest during the week beginning Thursday December 19 could exacerbate soil moisture deficits and stress winter wheat crops, which are currently in interseason development.
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France's state-backed farm agency FranceAgriMer has further reduced its forecast for total wheat exports from the country to 9.76 million tonnes from the previous forecast of 9.89 million tonnes, down by 41.3% from the 16.6 million tonnes exported in the 2023/24 marketing year.
Jordan’s state grain importer has booked 60,000 tonnes of feed barley for shipment in the second half of February, sources told Fastmarkets on Wednesday December 18.
China imported an estimated 70,000 tonnes of wheat in November, according to data from the country’s General Administration of Customs (GACC) released on Wednesday December 18.
The European Union's weekly wheat exports amounted to 266,575 tonnes in the week to Sunday December 15, with Egypt taking the lion’s share, according to initial data from the European Commission.
Russia’s grain sector is operated mostly as an oligopoly and, in some places, as a monopoly, according to an investigation into the financial health of the sector led by a government agency reporting to the country’s state parliament (Duma).
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The French Ministry of Agriculture has updated its forecasts for 2024 crop production as of Tuesday December 17, reflecting mixed trends across various crops.
Winter crops across most of Europe are in fair to good condition, although regions such as Romania, Bulgaria, eastern Ukraine, and European Russia face challenges with underdeveloped crops due to prolonged dry topsoils, according to the latest EU Monitoring Agricultural Resources (MARS) report.
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The Grain Industry of Western Australia (GIWA) revised its wheat crop forecast upward by 5% compared with its previous report, with protein levels declining in the state, as the harvest is expected to continue for one or two more weeks, its monthly report published on Friday December 13 said.
Russia’s weekly wheat export volumes from Black Sea ports fell to 887,440 tonnes in the week to Thursday December 12, down by 6% from 949,088 tonnes the previous week, data from Fastmarkets’ research team showed on Friday December 13.
The Russian government has lowered its export tax on wheat, corn and barley for the period of December 18-24, according to an update from the country’s agriculture ministry on Friday December 13.
Ukraine exported 499,000 tonnes of grains during the week ending Thursday December 12, marking a weekly decrease of 375,000 tonnes (43%) compared to the previous week, according to data released by the country’s State Customs Service on Friday December 13.
Canada’s grain and oilseed exports totaled 899,100 tonnes during the week to Sunday December 8, a decrease of 639,900 tonnes, or 42%, from 1.54 million tonnes the previous week, according to data from the Canadian Grain Commission published on Thursday December 12.