British millers make plans to keep flour flowing to Ireland 09.10.2019 By Susan Reidy U.K. millers would mill and export flour to Ireland to reduce tariffs if Brexit is ‘disorderly.’Read More
China’s soybean imports hit year high in August 09.09.2019 By Susan Reidy Totals are up 9.7% from the previous month.Read More
Brazil raises TRQ on U.S. ethanol imports 09.04.2019 By Holly Demaree-Saddler U.S. ethanol industry disappointed with tariff.Read More
Tariff-free wheat import quota expected from Brazil 09.04.2019 By Susan Reidy It would cover 750,000 tonnes, starting in 2020.Read More
Brazilian soybean exports decline 09.03.2019 By Susan Reidy Year-to-date totals down 9.5% despite nation’s advantage in trading with China.Read More
USGC hosts Japanese trade team 08.30.2019 By Holly Demaree-Saddler Visit educated Japanese government regulators about the U.S. corn industry.Read More
GrainGrowers urges passage of IA-CEPA 08.28.2019 By Holly Demaree-Saddler Australia’s two-way trade with Indonesia was valued at A$16.8 billion in 2017-18, making Indonesia Australia’s 13th largest trading partner.Read More
Sorghum Checkoff, USGC partner for grain education conference 08.27.2019 By Holly Demaree-Saddler Conference focused on sorghum markets, trade opportunities, contract negotiation, logistics and U.S. sorghum production.Read More
Trade deal to send more U.S. grain to Japan 08.26.2019 By Arvin Donley Japan reportedly agrees to purchase $7 billion of agricultural products, mostly corn.Read More
China’s purchase of U.S. soybeans falling short of pledge 08.23.2019 By Susan Reidy In ongoing trade war, China has made only half of its promised U.S. soybean purchases.Read More
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