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eFeedLink - Brazil's soybean harvest reaches record high, corn production up - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Brazil's soybean harvest reaches record high, corn production up

Brazilian farmers will harvest a record 153.6 million tonnes of soybeans this season, up 2.2 million tonnes from a March forecast as harvesting concludes in the world's largest soybean exporter, Nasdaq reported.

eFeedLink - Philippines pork production to increase 5% in 2023 - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Philippines pork production to increase 5% in 2023

US-based Global Agricultural Information Network (GAIN) said pork production in the Philippines is expected to increase 5% to 975,000 metric tonnes (mt) this year, despite the spread of African swine fever (ASF) and the shift in demand to poultry, The Philippine Star reported.

eFeedLink - Chile exempts Australian dairy exporters from in-country audits - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Chile exempts Australian dairy exporters from in-country audits

Australian dairy exporters to Chile will no longer be required to undergo in-country audits by Chilean officials on a regular basis, National Tribune reported.

eFeedLink - Guyana's fisheries sector expands with prawn and marine cage projects - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Guyana's fisheries sector expands with prawn and marine cage projects

Guyanas' aquaculture sector is expected to receive a significant boost through the expansion of prawn production and a lucrative marine cage project, Fish & Information Services reported.

eFeedLink - Argentina authorises exporters to delay soy shipments for 60 days - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Argentina authorises exporters to delay soy shipments for 60 days

The Argentinian government has authorised exporters to delay soy shipments for up to 60 days, as the nation copes with a lengthy drought that has affected grains production and reduced inflows of critical foreign currency, Nasdaq reported.