Australian Broadcasting Corporation on MSN.com - 1/20/2021 2:02:00 AM
Despite the trade tensions with China and the massive tariff imposed on barley exports there, there are some good signs for grain growers on international markets.
News.com.au - 1/20/2021 5:35:00 AM
West Australian barley growers are notching up significant wins to offset the pain of China’s import suspension, securing an entirely new market and resuming trade with another.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation - 1/8/2021 7:30:00 PM
The future performance of commodities this year will be driven by the success or failure of coronavirus vaccines, analysts say, with some predicting a new mining boom as the global economy improves. This is what 2021 has in store for Australia's most lucrative exports.
The Courier-Mail - 1/12/2021 1:31:00 AM
However, it’s the surge in oilseed meal prices that is increasing the underlining cost for protein in livestock feeds. Australia is a net importer of oilseed meals to provide protein to the nation’s livestock.
The Weekly Times - 1/19/2021 11:08:00 AM
AUSTRALIAN wheat exports to China are buoyant, despite previous concerns the country would ban imports of the commodity.
AgriLand - 1/8/2021 1:24:00 PM
The imminent hike in grain prices will hit pig farmer margins almost immediately, according to IFA Pigs Committee chairman Roy Gallie.
Bloomberg - 1/13/2021 5:51:00 PM
Russia may almost double a planned levy on wheat exports and impose new restrictions on barley and corn in an effort to curb food prices, heightening supply risks for global grain markets. Officials in the world’s top wheat shipper will meet Friday to review grain-export duties and may increase a planned tax on shipments to 45 euros ($55) per ton from March 15,
Nasdaq - 1/8/2021 11:57:00 PM
China has lifted its import quota on Australian wool, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported, citing Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. MELBOURNE, Jan 9 (Reuters) - China has lifted its import quota on Australian wool,
Leader-Post - 1/14/2021 12:00:00 AM
Russia may almost double a planned levy on wheat exports and impose new restrictions on barley and corn in an effort to curb food prices, heightening supply risks for global grain markets. Officials in the world’s top wheat shipper will meet Friday to review grain-export duties and may increase a planned tax on shipments to 45 euros ($55) per ton from March 15,
