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U.S. Wheat Drops As Russia Considers Ukrainian Grain Exports

Chicago wheat futures fell on Tuesday, after Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed readiness to allow blocked Ukrainian grain vessels from Black Sea p...

Brazil's Sugarcane Area Fell 3.5% Last Season As Soy, Corn Grow

Farmers in Brazil switched 300,000 hectares of agricultural land from sugarcane to mostly soybeans and corn in the 2021/22 season that ended in March in th...

Ukraine Could Lose $6bn In Grain Exports With Ports Blocked

Ukraine faces a possible grain revenue loss of $6 billion as the blockade of its ports by Russian forces prevents it from selling millions of tonnes of whe...

Wheat Rebounds On Black Sea Supply Worries; Corn, Soybeans Rise

Chicago wheat rose on Monday for a second session in three, as the Russia-Ukraine war and dry weather in parts of the U.S. grain belt raised concerns over...

Romania Not Considering Grain Exports Restrictions For Now: Farm Minister

Romania has enough grain and food reserves to weather Russia's invasion of Ukraine and is not considering limiting wheat exports at the moment, f...

Wheat Rises To 14-Year Top As Russia-Ukraine War Tightens Supplies

Chicago wheat futures rose more than 5% on Monday, hitting a 14-year top on concerns over global supplies amid an escalating Russia-Ukraine war.

Nestlé, Coca-Cola HBC, Imperial Brands, Carlsberg Among Firms To Close Ukraine Production Facilities

Keep track of the latest developments on how the situation in Ukraine is affecting the retail and consumer goods landscape.

Deepening Russia-Ukraine Tensions Likely To Drive World Food Prices Up

Escalating tensions between global crop heavyweights Russia and Ukraine are likely to force wheat, corn and sunflower oil buyers to seek alternative shipme...