Brazil Could Open Door to Corn from the U.
The Brazilian government announced earlier this week the suspension of import tariffs for grain imported from outside the Mercosul Trading block. The suspension will be in place until December 31, 2021 and will include corn, soybeans, soybean meal, and soybean oil. In theory, this could open the door for corn imports from the United States and/or Ukraine.
Latin America road fuel oversupply growing
Latin America imports of gasoline & diesel are on track to hit a 13-month high of 1.93 mn b/d in April. We see the steady increase in Latin American clean refined product imports as more of a push from suppliers than a demand-driven pull, with growing volumes of gasoline and diesel already heading towards Caribbean storage.
Should traders avoid soybean as prices go
Soybean surged to a fresh peak on Friday, extending a record run in the past few sessions. At the current levels, the legume has taken its rally to 132 per cent from last year's low of Rs 3,228 per 100 kilograms.
Corn-Based Ethanol Accounts for 9% of Braz
The production of ethanol from corn continues to increase in Brazil. According to the Union of Sugarcane Industries (Unica), the production of ethanol from corn during the 2020/21 crop cycle, which went from April 2020 to March 2021, increased 58% compared to a year earlier to 2.57 billion liters. Corn-based ethanol now accounts for 9% of Brazil's total ethanol production.
Poultry prices up by more than 50% in a ye
A sharp increase in soya meal cost has driven up poultry prices by more than 50% over the past one year.
EuroTier 2021: Impacts of 2020 pandemics o
A number of pandemics disrupted the poultry industry around the world during 2020 but hopes are that it will spring back into place again this year.
Column: Slow growth in China’s soybean d
China is taking in record amounts of soybeans from the United States and Brazil as its hog population recovers from a deadly disease that began nearly three years ago, but import expansion into the next marketing year might be minimal.Employees working at cargo ship Kypros Land which is loading soybeans to China at Tiplam terminal in Santos, Brazil, Merch 13, 2017. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker
U.S. white wheat growers cash in as China
The purchases are the latest disruption in commodities markets caused by Chinese buying of grains and oilseeds during the coronavirus pandemic, pushing prices of major commodity crops to multi-year highs.
China has strong soybean demand and the in
China has recorded strong demand for soybean but supply will remain stable, and the wholesale price will be 4,275 ($657.7) to 4,475 yuan per ton, estimated by a Chinese Agricultural Outlook Committee (CAOC) report released on Tuesday.
