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Grains Jun, 01, 2026 0

Greater Rosario port complex overtakes New Orleans as top agri-export hub

The Greater Rosario port complex became the world’s leading agricultural export hub in 2025, according to an analysis by the Rosario Board of Trade, after terminals along Argentina’s Up-River Paraná…
Grains May, 28, 2026 0

North Arc consolidates leadership in fertilizer imports and grain exports

The North Arc region has established itself as Brazil’s main logistics corridor for the inflow and outflow of agricultural inputs and products. The data comes from the 2026 Agrologistics Yearbook…
exportações de trigo (wheat exports Argentina)
Grains May, 27, 2026 0

Strong demand pushes Brazil wheat milling to record

Brazil’s wheat milling industry processed a record volume of wheat last year, reaching 13.27 million tonnes, up 0.6% from 2024. The data was released Monday (25) by Abitrigo, the trade…
Grains May, 27, 2026 0

Brazilian corn exports jump in May, already more than five times last year’s total

Brazilian corn exports rose sharply in May 2026 and have already exceeded by more than five times the total volume shipped in the same month last year. Data released by…
Grains May, 26, 2026 0

Argentina’s sunflower crop hits record, driving multibillion-dollar exports

Argentina’s 2025/26 sunflower crop made history by setting simultaneous records for planted area, average yield and total production. Data released by the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange show a sharp expansion…
Grains May, 25, 2026 0

Black pepper surges in Espírito Santo, hits export record, and strengthens the state’s global position

Black pepper is experiencing one of the strongest periods in its history in Espírito Santo. In 2025, the state’s spice exports reached US$347 million, the highest value ever recorded, a…
Meat May, 20, 2026 0

China’s drive to reduce import dependence raises risks for Brazilian agribusiness

China plans to reduce its dependence on imports to safeguard food security, according to the country’s 15th Five-Year Plan for 2026-2030. The policy shift poses risks for Brazilian agribusiness, which…
Grains May, 20, 2026 0

Hormuz closure could trigger ‘agrifood shock’, price crisis within a year, FAO warns

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is the beginning of a “systemic agrifood shock” that could trigger a severe global ​food price crisis within six to 12 months, the…
Grains May, 19, 2026 0

Brazil may re-route farm export flows amid US-China deal

A deal for China to buy more U.S. farm goods could prompt Brazil to exploit gaps left by U.S. export flow to other markets, as Washington ​focuses exports on Brazil’s…
Grains May, 19, 2026 0

India soymeal exports to fall to four-year low on rising prices, favoring South America

India’s soymeal exports are set to halve in the current year to a four-year low after prices surged 47% over the past month, eroding the ​competitiveness of Indian animal feed…