Page 4 of articles about raw material in Swine news

Wheat, maize, rapeseed, and sunflower seeds originating in Ukraine may only be transported through Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania, or Slovakia and shall not be stored in these territories and shall not be purchased for domestic consumption.

Slovakia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, and Romania called on the European Commission to explore solutions to the negative effects of increased imports from Ukraine.

A look at trends in China's grain market in 2023 and the next ten years.

Following temporary bans by several member states on the import of some Ukrainian agricultural products, the European Commission is calling for a common solution.

Cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm-oil, soya, wood, rubber, charcoal and printed paper products are covered by the new rules.

Higher grain prices prompted Belgian farmers to grow more spring grains and maize in 2022. The pig inventory declined.

The visit of the Vice Administrator, Mr. Jia Qian, and his delegation was an opportunity to exchange information on grain production and distribution in the countries of the region.

As expected, the agency made further cuts in estimated production volumes for Argentina's crops, while for the other countries, there were no significant changes. The first forecasts for the 2023/24 season will be released in the May 12 report.

Agri-food trade in 2022 saw good performance despite challenges.

EU oilseed production could reach a new record in 2023/24 while cereal production is also expected to increase, according to short-term outlook report.

Little change in overall feed production is expected for 2023/24 but corn utilization in feed rations should rise.

This month’s decrease in the FAO Cereal Price Index reflects a fall in international prices of all major cereals.

Study demonstrates pork and beef exports’ value to corn and soybean industries.

Producers expect to plant 92.0 million acres of corn and 87.5 million acres of soybeans in 2023.

Modest growth in the animal protein sector is expected to raise China’s soybean imports for marketing year 23/24.

The International Grains Council's forecasts 2022/23 and 2023/24.