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Unilever Beats Profit Expectations Despite Disappointing Sales

Unilever posted worse than expected underlying quarterly sales after it was unable to win back shoppers it had alienated in recent years with higher prices...

Russian Wheat Export Prices Continue To Fall Amid New Crop Supply

Russian wheat export prices continued to fall last week, supported by the arrival of the new crop on the market following an early start to the harvesting...

Russia 'Using Food as a Weapon', Ukrainian Agriculture Chief States

Andrii Dykun, chairman of the Ukrainian Agri Council (UAC), accused Russia of using food as a weapon in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.

EU's Agricultural Prices Ease Towards Pre-War Levels In Q1: Eurostat

The prices of goods consumed by the agriculture sector fell by 11% in the European Union during the first quarter, with most countries recording lower cost...

Hot Spell Hits Summer Crops In East Europe, But A Relief In Northwest

A heatwave due to spread throughout Europe this week is set to take a heavy toll on summer crops in the southeast.

Russia's Grain Union Says 15-30% Of Winter Grains Hit By Frosts

Frosts in Russia have affected between 15% and 30% of winter grains, varying by region, the head of Russia's grain union said – a much higher figure...

Wheat Jumps 1% On Global Supply Worries; Soybeans Hit One-Month Low

Chicago wheat bounced back on Monday, rising more than 1% and gaining after three sessions of declines, as worries over global supplies underpinned the mar...

Mondelēz International Resumes Production In Ukraine

Snack maker Mondelēz International has resumed production in Ukraine, after its plant in a small city in the eastern part of the country was badly damaged...