-US Gulf Ports Fob $190-Delivered Vietman $275-Thailand $285-Burma $287-India SoyMeal Fob Ports $492-India RapeMeal Fob $278 Ton-so India Meals costly in Destinations
Category Archives: Reports
*Petro slides 3rd day in row on fear US IntRates staying higher for Longer $9.82% *US Soybean sowing pace Continues to trail 8-10% vs LY in May mth
Special Report: India SunOil Import flood in May-
SunOil again flooding India after break in April-May Imports likly 4 LacTon-Month Import exceeds 4 LT Only once in 2023 Yr-2024 Yr repeats 2nd time/March May-Chennai Krishnapatnam May SunOil Cargo highest of year-North Zone Palm shortage to end with 1-20 May 2.50 LT Cargo/highest of Year India SoyOil buyers holds fresh buy:expect price slide on …
Continue reading “Special Report: India SunOil Import flood in May-“
Wheat hits 10-month high on expectations of lower Russian supply
CANBERRA, May 22 (Reuters) – Chicago wheat futures rose on Wednesday to their highest since July as adverse weather led to further downgrades of harvest estimates in Russia, the biggest exporter, fuelling a rally that has pushed prices up 17% this month. Also helping wheat were concerns of crop damage spreading to Ukraine, another major …
Continue reading “Wheat hits 10-month high on expectations of lower Russian supply”
Wheat procurement near last year s level but unlikely to meet Govt s target
Purchases hit by farmers holding back produce; Govt to probe reasons for missing target in MP Despite the initial lead and the State government’s announcement to pay ₹125/quintal bonus to wheat farmers, the total procurement has reached 4.74 mt so far, down by 33 per cent from 7.08 mt a year ago | Photo Credit: …
Continue reading “Wheat procurement near last year s level but unlikely to meet Govt s target”
Telangana govt to pay ₹500 bonus per quintal to farmers from Kharif season The government also directed the officials concerned to keep stocks of the seeds, fertilizers ready for the farmers for the upcoming Kharif season Telangana Government will be paying a bonus of ₹500 per quintal for fine rice cultivated by the farmers from …
SEA asks Govt not to extend ban on de-oiled ricebran beyond July31
Its prices have declined and set to drop further, says association chief, Jhunjhunwala The Solvent Extractors’ Association of India (SEA), has appealed to the Government, not to extend ban on the export of de-oiled ricebran beyond July, 31.
Monsoon likely to reach seas near Kerala in the next two days
The India Meteorological Department forecasts that the South-West monsoon will advance into parts of the South-East Arabian Sea, Maldives, Comorin area, South Bay of Bengal, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, and Andaman Sea by Thursday Monsoon-like conditions prevail over parts of the South Peninsula with heavy to very heavy rain predicted for Kerala and parts of …
Continue reading “Monsoon likely to reach seas near Kerala in the next two days”
Argentina soy farmers wait on rising prices to sell rain-drenched crop
In the fields of Pergamino in Argentina’s grain heartland, farmer Adrian Farroni is revving up his soybean harvest late, delayed by rains that along with low prices have led to the country’s slowest soy sales in a decade. The South American country’s slow pace selling the oilseed could strainthe region’s supply even as rival Brazil’s …
Continue reading “Argentina soy farmers wait on rising prices to sell rain-drenched crop”
Indonesia Prepares 40%Mix Palm Oil Biodiesel Trial for Trains
The energy and mineral resources ministry conducted an infrastructure survey to prepare for a trial of 40% palm-based biofuel mix, known as B40, for trains, according to a statement on Tuesday.