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eFeedLink - Corn exports from Brazil set to increase - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Corn exports from Brazil set to increase

Brazil's abundant corn crop could not have come at a better time for increased exports from the largest country in South America, as the world's food supplies' remain affected by disasters from war to drought, disrupting exports from other major commodity producers, Bloomberg reported.

Farm Progress America, August 15, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Farm Progress America, August 15, 2022

Max Armstrong offers insight on the changing global dairy market.

Global food inflation eases, but threats of drought, flooding keep supplies tight - Vimarsana News

Global food inflation eases, but threats of drought, flooding keep supplies tight

While the outlook for global crops is improving from the tumultuous weeks after Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the threats of drought, flooding and blistering heat are keeping supplies tight and prices elevated. Crop futures have retreated to pre-war levels, and the UN’s monthly measure of food prices sank the most…

Food inflation eases but uncertain crops slow wider relief - Vimarsana News

Food inflation eases but uncertain crops slow wider relief

CHICAGO (BLOOMBERG) - While the outlook for global crops is improving from the tumultuous weeks after Russia's attack on Ukraine, the threats of drought, flooding and blistering heat are keeping supplies tight and prices elevated. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Food inflation eases, but uncertain crops slow wider re... - Vimarsana News

Food inflation eases, but uncertain crops slow wider re...

While the outlook for global crops is improving from the tumultuous weeks after Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the threats of drought, flooding and blistering heat are keeping supplies tight and prices elevated.