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5 June 2023
Despite tracking global climbs at the end of the week, UK feed wheat futures (Nov-23) were pressured overall last week, down 3% Friday to Friday. New crop futures (Nov-24) were down 1% over the same period.
17 August 2023
Insetting and offsetting are common phrases associated with carbon markets, but what do they mean, and why is it important you know the difference?
2 June 2023
The long-term decline in NZ sheep numbers has continued, with 25.3 million sheep recorded on 30 June 2022.
2 June 2023
Trade volumes have been directly impacted by reduced production caused by the market conditions of the past 2 years.
30 May 2023
Although wheat supplies look tighter next season, total grain supplies still look heavy, which is bearish for wheat. Many Northern Hemisphere wheat crops are in their key yield-forming stages and until crops are harvested, there remains risk.
20 February 2024
There was a downturn in GB daily milk deliveries in the week ending 13 May, suggesting we have passed the peak.
22 May 2023
Both grain and oilseed prices came under pressure last week due to the renewal of the Black Sea initiative as it means Ukrainian supplies are easier for the world to access.
22 May 2023
According to the latest HMRC trade data, UK fresh and frozen beef imports came to 19,170 tonnes in March.
19 May 2023
In the latest data release of UK slaughterings and production, Defra have made revisions from January 2021 onwards while also updating the methodology from April 2023.
18 May 2023
Now we have the first quarter of sheep meat trade data for 2023, we can see trends in imports and exports.
18 May 2023
GB cull cow prices (like prime cattle) have remained in a record high position since the start of the year. We explore the key market drivers behind this.
15 May 2023
Much of the market focus is on new season supply and demand (2023/24), with the latest WASDE released on Friday. For maize, this report set out larger global supplies, increased global demand and increased global ending stocks next season, following market expectations.