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EU To Amend Sanctions On Russian Banks To Allow Food Trade

The European Union will amend its sanctions on Moscow on Wednesday by allowing the unfreezing of some funds of top Russian banks that may be...

Worry About Heat Damage To Maize Supports EU Wheat

European wheat prices rebounded on Monday, supported by concerns about possible damage from a severe heatwave to European maize crops.

Russia's Breadbasket Seeing High Yields As Wheat Harvest Starts

Farmers in Russia's southern Rostov region, one of the largest grain producing and exporting areas of the country, are seeing high wheat yields as harvesti...

UNFAO Receives $17m For Ukraine Grain Storage

The United Nations' food agency said it had received $17 million from Japan to address grain storage problems in Ukraine and increase its exports as global...

Swine Fever Outbreak In Germany's Top Pork State Poses Long-Term Export Threat

The spread of African Swine Fever to Germany's most important pig rearing region has dealt a serious blow to the sector with major markets such as China no...

Russian Wheat Prices Fall As New Crop Arrives, Export Tax Falls

Russian wheat export prices fell last week due to pressure from the new crop, which farmers have just started harvesting, a reduced export tax and a declin...

EU Forecasts Smaller Wheat Crop, Record Exports In 2022/23

The European Union's executive lowered its forecast for soft wheat production in the bloc in 2022/23 to well below last season's level, but maintained its...

Russia Tells U.N. Chief It's Ready To Help Avert Food Crisis

Russia has said it is ready to work with the United Nations to combat the risks of a global food crisis, and was willing to meet its obligations to export...