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With corn production estimated at a record 61-63 million tonnes for MY2025/26, delayed harvesting due to high grain moisture and waterlogged fields is curbing near-term export flow, while soybean meal demand from the global feed industry continues to underpin oilseed trade.
The government of Cameroon intends to implement, starting in January 2027, a three-year action plan to restructure the local wheat sector, with a total estimated amount of approximately US$53.8 million.
Global output would still fall 29 million tonnes short of the prior season's record, and El Niño conditions now underway add uncertainty to southern hemisphere harvests later in the year.
Fuel-driven cost pressures are pushing aquafeed prices up 7-10% even as a seasonal supply glut drives shrimp prices to record lows in the Mekong Delta.
Feed-sector demand is set to push corn consumption to 10.4 million tonnes in MY2026/27 even as domestic production falls, driving a 15% upward revision in import requirements.
The agreement positions Syngenta to contribute agronomic expertise in crop health, pest forecasting and heat stress modelling to a nationwide open-data agricultural initiative.
Geopolitical developments, macroeconomic trends, and climate change are increasingly shaping global food security, with access to food also influenced by tariffs and trade agreements.
Argentina will lower export taxes on wheat and barley from 7.5% to 5.5% starting in June 2026, as the government moves to support farm exports and increase the country's share of global grain trade.
Australia's wheat crop is set to fall by more than a quarter this season, a government report said on June 2, as farmers face dry conditions and a surge in fuel and fertiliser prices fed by conflict in the Middle East.
Egypt is moving to deepen its grain partnership with Russia as authorities seek to shield the country from growing global food supply disruptions and rising pressure on strategic food reserves.
Indonesia faces a growing dilemma over soybeans, as the country remains heavily dependent on imports while domestic production costs are too high to make local farming economically attractive, according to an agricultural expert.
With 94% of demand met through imports, experts say guaranteed farm-gate prices are the only credible path to domestic production growth.
European Union Ambassador to Egypt Angelina Eichhorst affirmed that the European Union is supporting Egypt in enhancing local wheat production and reducing exposure to global shocks.
The move positions TFM to serve the world's largest shrimp-producing market directly, with capacity targeted to rise 80% by 2028.
A FICCI-YES Bank report projects strong supply growth but warns of persistent post-harvest and productivity constraints.
A price gap of around US$100 per tonne between state and commercial channels has raised concerns that the policy could push up input costs across the poultry and livestock sector.
Agricultural products account for more than half of Ukraine's exports, so opening new foreign markets for producers remains one of the key tasks of economic diplomacy.
Vietnam's vegetarian-fed pork producer rides a hog market recovery and rapid farm expansion to its best-ever quarterly result.
Indian traders have begun exporting wheat for the first time in four years, as a bumper harvest combined with a rally in global prices and freight rates has made shipments commercially viable for buyers in Asia and the Middle East, Reuters reported.
Pakistan's wheat production for the Rabi 2025-26 season is estimated at 29.31 million tonnes, cultivated over 9.385 million hectares, the Federal Committee on Agriculture (FCA) was told on April 14.
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