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Egypts General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC) has agreed to decided to replace a detained Ukrainian wheat shipment with a new 60,000-tonne cargo from the same supplier, Olam, cost and freight price of US$361.25 per tonne, Reuters.

A 625-pound alligator was caught at Lake Marion in South Carolina by hunters over the weekend.

A 625-pound alligator was caught at Lake Marion in South Carolina by hunters over the weekend.

The lifting of EU custom duties on Ukrainian goods led to a jump in poultry imports that mostly benefited one company, French poultry makers said, asking for the temporary move not to be renewed.

Breeding swine stocks in the European Union continue to contract, with a decrease of 0.8% projected for the United States and Mexico expected to surpass Canada and South Korea.

Moderate growth is projected for Latin Americas swine production in 2022, but exports from Brazil, Mexico and Chile will fall, according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).

Spains pork exports decreased 24% between January and June this year, with a 50% drop in exports destined for China.

Namibia has resumed exporting live cattle to South Africa, following the lifting of the movement restriction imposed to control the foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreaks in South Africa, Xinhua News reported.

Beef and lamb from Ireland are expected to hit supermarket shelves and homes in Singapore following the success of Irish ducks sold at many restaurants in the city-state, The Straits Times reported.

Ghanas Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development launched the Aquaculture Forum on September 8 to bring industry players to share ideas and innovative ways of promoting the aquaculture sector.