Agriculture

Russia Surpasses Canada as Top Pea Exporter to China

According to Russia’s Union of Grain Exporters, Russia has become the top exporter of peas to China, accounting for almost half of the country’s total imports and overtaking Canada in less than two years after gaining access to the $1 billion market. The union’s data shows that in the 2023/24 agricultural season, Russia exported 1.13 […]

Sicily’s Iconic Lake Pergusa Drying Up Amid Severe Drought

Sicily, the Mediterranean island, is facing a severe drought that has nearly dried up its only natural lake, Lake Pergusa. This lake has long served as a vital resting station for birds migrating between Africa and Europe. The Italian government has declared a state of emergency over the crisis, which has devastated crops and desiccated […]

India’s Tea Prices Surge as Extreme Weather Disrupts Production

India’s tea prices have been soaring and are expected to remain high as heatwaves and floods during the peak harvesting season have slashed output in key producing regions. This is a welcome development for the beleaguered Indian tea industry, which has been struggling with rising production costs amid stagnant tea prices in the past decade. […]

Brazil Corn Exports Gather Pace as Soy Season Loses Momentum

According to the Brazilian grains traders lobby Anec, corn exports from Brazil are expected to pick up pace in July, reaching an estimated 3.4 million metric tons. This would represent a 2.4 million ton increase compared to June. The rise in corn exports comes as the soy export season is losing momentum. Soybean shipments are […]

Malaysia Palm Oil Stocks Seen Rising for Third Consecutive Month

According to a Reuters survey, palm oil inventories in Malaysia are projected to increase for the third consecutive month in June. The survey polled 12 traders, planters, and analysts. The key findings are: Palm oil stocks in Malaysia were estimated to reach 1.83 million metric tons, up 4.53% from May-end. Exports of palm oil products […]

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