Trade, Commodities & Regulation

Russian grain exporters are adding Baltic and Arctic capacity by adapting fertilizer and coal terminals as Black Sea logistics face disruption.

India has invited applications for the remaining portion of its one million tonne duty free raw sugar quota as it works to increase domestic availability.

Argentina is on course for unusually strong late season corn exports, with Morocco, Egypt and Algeria sharply increasing purchases.

New EU antimicrobial requirements took effect on September 3, changing market access for animal products from countries that had not supplied the required compliance guarantees.

Soybeans remain the largest agricultural bargaining point in U.S. China trade, while sorghum, corn and other farm goods are tied closely to tariff and market access decisions.

USDA is adding crop insurance unit structure flexibility for organic cranberry and stonefruit producers beginning with the 2027 crop year.

Washington says it is exploring Belarusian potash purchases, but logistics, sanctions history and Canada’s established supply position complicate the price case.

The European Commission has published its August 2026 report on suspected agri food fraud, covering food, feed, animal welfare, crop protection and veterinary inputs.