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world-grain.com | John Reidy
ANKARA, TURKEY — Limited rainfall during the fall and winter months and the prospect of more dry weather is expected to clip Turkey’s wheat and barley production for the 2025-26 marketing year, while corn output is projected to increase due to strong domestic prices, according to a report from the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture.
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world-grain.com | John Reidy
BARCELONA, SPAIN — Skretting, a global aquaculture feed manufacturer and supplier, has been certified under the new Aquaculture Stewardship Council’s ASC Feed Standard by global independent assurance and risk management provider DNV.
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world-grain.com | John Reidy
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, US — CHS Inc. has increased the capacity and speed of its Myrtle Grove Terminal at Belle Chasse, Louisiana, US, by 30% for moving grain with the completion of a $105 million upgrade and expansion that also better equips the facility to load vessels with more than one commodity.
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world-grain.com | John Reidy
ROME, ITALY — The benchmark for world food commodity prices inched up 1% in April compared to March, as increases in cereal, dairy and meat price indices outweighed decreases in those of sugar and vegetable oils, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations said. In its May 2 report, the FAO said its Food Price Index averaged 128.3 points in April and was 9 points (7.6%) higher year on year while remaining 31.9 points (20%) below its March 2022 peak.
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world-grain.com | John Reidy
NEW DELHI, INDIA — Inclement weather in India’s Punjab state is threatening 5.5 million tonnes of procured wheat, about 45% of the total, that has yet to be lifted and properly stored, according to a Times of India report, citing official government data. The data shows about 12.2 million tonnes had arrived in grain markets across Punjab as of May 4 with government purchases totaling 11.1 million tonnes and private traders acquiring 971,000 tonnes.
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