Exports

Australian Wine Exports To China Rocket After Beijing Drops Tariffs

Australian wine makers shipped wine worth A$86 million (€52.9 million) to China in the month after Beijing lifted tariffs and should be confident of b...

Russia's Grain Union Says 15-30% Of Winter Grains Hit By Frosts

Frosts in Russia have affected between 15% and 30% of winter grains, varying by region, the head of Russia's grain union said – a much higher figure...

India Set For Wheat Imports After Six Years

India is poised to begin wheat imports after a six-year gap, to replenish depleted reserves and hold down prices that leaped following three years of disap...

Strikes Further Delay Processing At Australia's Biggest Sugar Producer

Strikes have again delayed the start of cane processing at Australia's largest sugar producer and more delays are likely due to industrial action planned o...

Sri Lanka's Tea Producers Warn 70% Wage Hike Will Hit Industry

Sri Lanka's tea producers condemned a government order to increase wages by 70%, saying it would make their tea globally uncompetitive and reduce dollar ea...

Ghana's Cocobod To Borrow Up To $1.5bn For Cocoa Purchases, Sources Say

Ghana's cocoa regulator will borrow up to $1.5 billion by September to finance 2024/25 cocoa purchases and compensate for low output, two Cocobod sources s...

Irish Fishers Anticipate Business Risk As Crab Market Collapses

Crab fishers in Ireland are concerned about going out of business following a 'sudden collapse' in the crab market, according to a report.

Beer Consumption In Czechia Drops 2.4% In 2023, ČSPS Says

The consumption of local beer in Czechia declined 2.4% in 2023, driven by continued economic uncertainty and changes in consumer behaviour, according to th...