Jaipur mustard seed down on high supply, low demand.
NCDEX soybean up on low supplies in spot markets.
NCDEX soybean up on low supplies in spot markets.
Akola, Gulbarga tur unchanged as supply down, demand low.
Akola, Gulbarga tur unchanged as supply down, demand low.
Lentils area in Australia would increase by 26 % to 0.385 mln ha, rough weather would affect production.
Lentils area in Australia would increase by 26 % to 0.385 mln ha, rough weather would affect production.
Australia field peas area and production may decline by 4.85 and 24% respectively in 2017-18.
Australia field peas area and production may decline by 4.85 and 24% respectively in 2017-18.
Chickpeas area may increase around 3% to 1.1 mln ha in Australia in 2017-18.
Chickpeas area may increase around 3% to 1.1 mln ha in Australia in 2017-18.
Chana prices up in Delhi on higher local demand.
Chana prices up in Delhi on higher local demand.
ABARES pegs Australia 2017-18 chana crop down 24% on lower yield.
ABARES pegs Australia 2017-18 chana crop down 24% on lower yield.
ICE July Sugar contract down 0.9% at 13.53 cents per pound.
ICE July Sugar contract down 0.9% at 13.53 cents per pound.
Centre South Brazil May 16-31 sugar output 1.75 mln tn, up 4% on year.
Centre South Brazil May 16-31 sugar output 1.75 mln tn, up 4% on year.
ISMA says 0.477 MMT of imported raw sugar to arrive by June 30.
ISMA says 0.477 MMT of imported raw sugar to arrive by June 30.
Sugar prices up in north India, NCDEX, down in Maharashtra.
Sugar prices up in north India, NCDEX, down in Maharashtra.
France AgriMer raises 2016/17 maize stocks forecast.
France AgriMer raised its estimate of 2016/17 ending stocks to 2.3 million tonnes from 2.2 million last month, as it lowered expected exports within the EU to 4.1 million tonnes from 4.3 million.
German 2017 maize crops harvests expected down on year.
The maize crop falls 5.7 percent to 3.78 million tonnes. The rain which had benefited other crops had hindered spring maize sowings and the total maize area sown will be reduced by 5.7 percent to 392,000 hectares.
Myanmar exports over 180,000 tonnes of rice in May.
Myanmar exported over 180,000 tonnes of rice worth over US$59 million in May, including over 72,000 tonnes of rice worth over $21 million. The country exported 39,115 tonnes of white and parboiled rice worth $11 million from May 28 to June 3 via sea routes: 6,430 tonnes of Emata rice to Bangladesh, 450 tonnes of parboiled rice and 150 tonnes of Emata rice to Russia, 625 tonnes of Emata rice to Madagascar, 250 tonnes of Emata rice to Andorra, 1,000 tonnes of Emata rice to Togo, 7,548 tonnes of Emata rice to Singapore, 20,000 tonnes of Emata rice to Côte d’Ivoire, 2,564 tonnes of Emata rice and 50 tonnes of parboiled rice to EU countries, and 48 tonnes of Emata rice to Sri Lanka.
Bangladesh to import 250,000 tonnes of rice from Vietnam.
Bangladesh buy 50,000 tonnes of parboiled rice at $470 per tonne and another 200,000 tonnes of white rice at $430 per tonne.
Vietnam: Rice exports hit 3-year high.
The demand for Vietnam 5% broken rice, has been rising, hitting US$390 per tonne in the early days of June, against US$360 per tonne to US$380 per tonne in late May. This is the highest price since December 2014. A tonne of 5% broken rice in the domestic market stood between VND7.65 million (US$340) and VND7.75 million in early June, up VND550,000 (US$24) per tonne against last month.
Bangladesh to be fourth largest global rice producer in 2017: FAO.
Bangladesh is expected to be the world fourth largest rice producer in 2017. The FAO forecast that the biggest rice producer this year China with 142.3 million tonnes, followed by India with 110.4 million tonnes, Indonesia, Bangladesh and Vietnam. Global rice output is likely to increase by 0.7 per cent to 502.3 million tonnes. After two years of decrease, global rice exports are predicted to expand by 5 per cent in 2017 to 44.2 million tonnes compared with 43.6 million tonnes in the previous year, with India expected to remain the largest rice exporter. Global rice prices have been stabilised since early 2017 due to increasing demand and currency reforms in India and Thailand.
Philippines NFA sets bidding for 250,000 MT imported rice.
State-run National Food Authority (NFA) is set conduct in the first week of July the bidding for 250,000 metric tons of rice supposedly to beef up government buffer stocks during the lean months.
Philippines Price of rice up in Marawi city.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has confirmed that a variant of commercial well-milled rice is being sold for more than P5,000 per sack in conflict-stricken Marawi City. The brand Happy Meal Well-Milled Rice was being sold in Marawi costs P5,600 per 25-kilogram sack. Other commercial rice products are available in the Lanao del Sur provincial capital at lower prices, generally costing up to P50 a kg.