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6 days ago |
world-grain.com | Susan Reidy
WASHINGTON, DC, US — While ocean freight rates for shipping bulk commodities, including grain, saw a seasonal drop from the fourth to first quarter, it is difficult to predict what kind of impact tariffs and restrictions on Chinese-built vessels will have, according to the latest Grain Transportation Report (GTR) by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA). Ocean freight rates are currently moderate, but they could fall further amid weak global demand for foreign goods, according to the GTR.
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6 days ago |
world-grain.com | Susan Reidy
SHEFFIELD, IOWA, US — Ira Deam has been promoted to the position of production planning supervisor for Brock Grain Systems’ Sheffield, Iowa, US, manufacturing facility. Leading planning and purchasing, he also will develop and execute strategic sourcing initiatives. Deam will identify and qualify vendors supporting Brock’s business goals and oversee inventory management to ensure accuracy and on-time customer order delivery.
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1 week ago |
world-grain.com | Susan Reidy
HAMBURG, GERMANY — Sternchemie, a leading provider of lecithin and functional lipid solutions, now includes ProTerra-certified products in its line of IP-soya lecithins. The lecithins are offered as part of the Yellothin range. This strategic initiative ensures that customers receive safe, traceable, and environmentally responsible ingredients, Sternchemie said.
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1 week ago |
world-grain.com | Susan Reidy
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY — Hungary’s agricultural sector is undergoing structural changes that include consolidation but is still struggling to grow its grain and oilseed production as drought and a heatwave significantly lowered crop totals for 2024. While farmland area has not changed significantly since 2020, the number of agricultural operations has decreased by 19% due to consolidation, according to a report from the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture.
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1 week ago |
bakingbusiness.com | Susan Reidy
WEST LAFAYETTE, IND. — The number of injuries and fatalities associated with US agricultural confined spaces dropped 7% in 2024 compared to the previous year, and the percentage of fatalities was lower than the historical average, according to data collected by Purdue University’s Agricultural and Biological Engineering Department.
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