Mali’s 2025/26 Grain Output Expected to Rise 3.6%
Preliminary data from Mali’s agriculture ministry indicate that the country’s grain production for the 2025/26 season is expected to reach 11.4 million metric tons, up from 11 million tons the previous year, marking a 3.6% increase.
Mercosur-EU Deal Opens Premium Market Opportunities for Brazilian Agribusiness
Brazilian agribusiness is optimistic following the approval of the Mercosur-European Union trade agreement, seeing opportunities to expand beyond traditional commodities.
New Opportunities Emerging in Region for Sustainable Agriculture
Emerging markets, especially in the Asia-Pacific region, are showing strong growth in demand for sustainably certified agricultural commodities.
Vietnam’s Coffee Industry Hits Record Exports of Over US$8 Billion
Vietnam’s coffee sector achieved a historic milestone in 2025, with export revenues surpassing US$8.4 billion, driven by strong global demand and high prices for premium beans. Exports totaled over 1.5 million tons, a 16.9% increase in volume and a 60.7% rise in value compared to 2024.
Russia Doubles Grain Export Quota for 2026
Russia has raised its grain export quota to 20 million tonnes in 2026, nearly doubling the 10.6 million tonnes allowed in 2025, following a record national harvest estimated at 137 million tonnes. The expanded quota covers wheat, barley, corn, and mixed grains exported outside the Eurasian Economic Union
Cambodia’s Rice Export Growth in 2025
Cambodia’s rice exports are projected to exceed 900,000 tonnes in 2025, setting a new national record despite declining global rice prices, according to the Cambodia Rice Federation (CRF).
India Eyes Reforms in Commodity Derivatives Trading
India is considering significant reforms to its commodity derivatives markets as a newly appointed advisory panel under the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) prepares to submit recommendations aimed at improving market efficiency and participation. The panel, led
Kenya Coffee Earnings Hit $14.5M on Premium Grades
Kenya’s coffee auction earnings rose sharply to KES 1.87 billion (approximately USD 14.5 million), up from KES 1.4 billion the previous week, driven by higher trading volumes and robust demand for premium-quality coffee. The increase was recorded at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange