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EU Wheat In Good Shape After Rain Eases Concerns Over Dry Spring

Welcome rain in the four largest European Union wheat producers raised hopes for a good harvest this summer after a dry spring sparked fears of a repeat of...

Corn At Seven Week High On US Planting Delays

Chicago corn rose for a third consecutive session to hit a seven week high on Wednesday, gaining nearly 5% over two days, as concerns over planting delays...

Soybeans Slip To 10 Year Low As US-China Trade Tensions Mount

Chicago soybean futures extended losses on Monday to set a ten year low as investors were discouraged by sharpening tensions in US-Chinese trade talks that...

Soybeans Hover Near Decade Low Ahead Of Trade Talks

Chicago soybean futures edged up on Friday, inching away from a decade low as traders watched to see if US-Chinese trade talks would overcome tensions that...

World Food Prices Climb In April

World food prices rose some 1.5% in April, with a jump in dairy and meat prices helping offset a fall in cereal quotations, the United Nations food agency...

EU Hoping To See Its Goodwill Reciprocated By Japan

The EU has urged Japan to open up its market to beef from the region, with the bloc expecting some reciprocity for importing Japan's famous Wagyu and Kobe...

Strategie Grains Cuts EU Wheat, Barley Crop Forecast But Sees Rain Relief

Crop consultancy Strategie Grains has again cut its forecast for this year's wheat and barley production in the European Union, partly due to drought in Hu...

China's Pork Consumption Falls As African Swine Fever Spreads

A decline in Chinese pork consumption is keeping a lid on prices, an executive at China's top pig producer Wens Foodstuff Group said on Friday, even as por...