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  • Are Black Sea grain exporters turning to ‘food nationalism’?

    Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan are turning to policy described as “food nationalism” — protecting their domestic grain markets amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, including major grain export restrictions, a highly concerning development for countries dependent on their grain supplies.

  • Ukrainian Black Sea grain export deal extended

    A deal allowing Ukraine to export grain to world markets by ship despite Russia’s blockade of the Black Sea has been extended, the UN and the Ukrainian and Turkish governments said on Saturday.

  • What happens if Black Sea grain corridor deal is not extended?

    A deal allowing Ukraine to export grain via the Black Sea expires on July 17 and with Moscow saying it sees no grounds for an extension there are fears it may collapse.

  • Russia accused of weaponizing food

    Having directly targeted and damaged Ukraine grain assets at Black Sea ports and on the Danube River since withdrawing from the Black Sea Grain Initiative on July 17, Russia has sent Ukraine and the entire world a chilling message, said Stephen Nicholson, global sector strategist, Grains & Oilseeds, at Rabobank.

  • Impacts of The Suspension of the Black Sea Grain Initiative in Eastern Africa

    A few weeks ago, Russia announced it is suspending its participation in the Black Sea Grain Initiative—the crucial UN agreement enabling continued exports of Ukrainian grain via the Black Sea.

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  • The "Great Decoupling" is happening right now in the wine world. Younger drinkers—Gen Z and Millennials, who already make up a big chunk of the market (around 30–45% in recent U.S. surveys)—are walking away from the old-school "prestige" system of fancy labels, big-name estates, and those famous 100-point scores from critics.Instead, they're chasing transparency and ethics.
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  • South African wool farmers have built a reputation for producing some of the finest Merino wool in the world, and this strong foundation positions the industry well for future growth.
  • Over the past five years, the country has exported roughly 3 million tonnes each year. One of its largest markets is Zimbabwe, typically accounting for about 18% of annual exports. But in the near term, we may see these exports declining.

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