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151.

Bagel, Pizza Lovers Get No Break as Wheat Glut Skimps on Protein

A global glut of wheat isn’t producing many bargains for U.S. flour millers who need high-protein grain used in bagels, pizza crust and specialty breads. Tightening supplies mean buyers are paying premiums that have tripled in six months.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [82]

152.

Baltic states call for help on Russian food crisis

A string of European countries have called for targeted measures to alleviate the impact of Russia’s import ban on EU agricultural exports, including meat.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Globalmeatnews.com)   [131]

153.

Russia’s agricultural revival continues apace

Russian agricultural is flourishing as leading companies and the state pour money into the sector amid the sanctions that have cut food imports.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Intellinews.com)   [287]

154.

GRAINS-Corn eases for 2nd day on improved US weather, wheat at 2-wk low

SINGAPORE, July 8 Chicago wheat lost more ground on Wednesday as drier weather boosts harvest of the U.S. winter crop and Greece's financial crisis continues to roil global financial markets.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [113]

155.

Russian Rains Put Grain Record in Doubt by Complicating Sowing

Downpours in Russia’s main grain growing areas are hampering sowing and casting doubt over expectations the country will reap a record harvest this year.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [176]

156.

Money Flow Macroeconomics and Weather Forecasts

Grain marketsare mixed in post-holiday trade with soybeans concerned about demand and corn looking ahead to planting progress. The US Dollar, stock indices and crude are starting higher.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Insidefutures.com)   [105]

157.

Russia: Outlook for grain production and exports in 2016

Dmitry Rylko, the director of IKAR informed :"Expors will be a key factor of Russian grain market" during his speech at the XIII International Conference "Black Sea Grain", annually attended by over 600 delegates from agribusiness companies from ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (UkrAgroConsult)   [160]

158.

Dmitry Rylko estimated the prospects of Russian grain market within the conference "Black Sea Grain"

Dmitry Rylko, the director of IKAR informed :"Expors will be a key factor of Russian grain market" during his speech at the XIII International Conference "Black Sea Grain", annually attended by over 600 delegates from agribusiness companies from ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (UkrAgroConsult)   [123]

159.

Commodities rally to boost shares

Local shares are poised to build on the previous session as commodities rallied strongly overnight, helped by a weaker greenback.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (smh.com.au)   [120]

160.

Russia's beef market shaken by trade hit

That's according to several reports from meat analysis agencies in the country.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (GlobalMeatNews.com)   [148]

161.

Between the cow and the palm-tree — Russia’s new cheese market has trouble growing as fast as consumers want

For Russians to eat as much cheese as they want, there aren’t enough cows in Russia, and too many palm trees in Malaysia. The impact of year-old sanctions in cutting off the flow of imported cheese from Russia’s suppliers in Europe is to stimulate ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (johnhelmer.net)   [148]

162.

Russia continues to produce beet sugar in record amounts in Sept

Russia produced 1.243 million mt of beet sugar in September, which was the record for this month, the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies said, with reference to data of the Federal Statistics Service (Rosstat), Russia & CIS Business and ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Platts/Kingsman Daily Sugar News)   [120]

163.

Russia: Orange prices increase by more than half in a year

Prices of oranges over the course of a year increased by 57.4% - the cost in September exceeded €1.43 per kilo, according to data from Rosstat. The prices for apples, pears and bananas increased by about a third.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (RBC.ru)   [137]

164.

GM legislation to change Russian feed market

At the end of last year, Russia officially allowed the 
cultivation of genetically modified crops with their further use in feed and food production. As expected, there are 
proponents and opponents.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (AllAboutFeed.net)   [780]

165.

Trade debating US weather; Beans closed lower

Soycomplex

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Farminguk.com)   [174]

166.

Russia Underestimates Grain Exports Due to Time Lag

A sharp decline in Russia's 2015/16 grain exports may have been caused by supplies which were not included in official data, several analysts and trade sources said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Moscow Times)   [201]

167.

Người dân vùng Sochi của Nga đang sống với lũ

(TNO) Đợt lũ quét tại Sochi (Nga) đang làm cả thành phố từng tổ chức Olympic này tê liệt, nhiều cơ sở vật chất đang cần ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [174]

168.

Russia May Switch to Chinese Pork from European

Russia is considering importing pork from China to compensate for the loss of European pork banned in the beginning of January because of an outburst of African Swine Fever, the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance, ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Moscow Times)   [397]

169.

Traders on Edge Over New Russian Wheat Export Tax

Russia approved the launch of a new wheat export tax from July 1, which traders say could threaten profits on advance contracts for the new crop if the ruble weakens in coming months.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Moscow Times)   [86]

170.

Russia sees unprecedented fall in meat imports

Despite trade agreements with new suppliers, imports of meat to Russia dropped fivefold in January, according to official statistics. The report, from the Russian Business Consulting Agency, said the main reason for this was the devaluation of the ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (GlobalMeatNews.com)   [209]

171.

Sugar market caution sends Suedzucker shares lower

Shares in Suedzucker tumbled after it warned that a slump in sugar earnings was, besides threatening its ability to meet profits targets for this financial year, to "weigh heavily" on next year's performance too.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Agrimoney.com)   [172]

172.

Beet woes prompt ABF to shut two more China sugar plants

Associated British Foods revealed it is to close two further Chinese sugar plants, and restated a warning of a "further large reduction in profit" from the sweetener, as it lowered its forecast for full-year earnings.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Agrimoney.com)   [174]

173.

Russia adds new informal grain export curbs in 2015

MOSCOW: Russia has strengthened informal curbs on grain exports since the start of the year, further complicating trading before the introduction of an export tax, a Russian grain exporters’ lobby said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Customs Today)   [121]

174.

Russia Set to Toughen Curbs on Grain Exports

Russia stiffened its bid to curb grain exports on Monday with plans for an imminent duty on shipments to defend domestic bread supplies against a crumbling ruble.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Moscow Times)   [105]

175.

Russia Slaps Duty on Wheat Exports to Battle Rising Prices

Russia will introduce a duty on wheat exports from Feb. 1, the government said, adding to other restrictions with which it is battling a rise in domestic grain prices.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Moscow Times)   [111]

176.

Russia's new grain export duty sows confusion

(Reuters) - Russia stiffened its bid to curb grain exports on Monday with plans for a duty on shipments, to defend domestic bread supply against a crumbling rouble.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [90]

177.

‘Buckwheat panic’ grips Russians

MOSCOW: With its warm, fluffy brown grains, buckwheat is the ultimate comfort food for Russians and as sanctions hit home, it is flying off the shelves in a shopping frenzy dubbed the “buckwheat panic”.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (AFP)   [123]

178.

‘Buckwheat panic’ grips Russia as economic sanctions bite

MOSCOW: Hard-hit by falling oil prices and Western economic sanctions imposed over the Kremlin’s role in the Ukrainian crisis, Russia is seeing a catastrophic depreciation of the ruble and steep inflation.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (ARYNEWS.tv)   [168]

179.

Russian economy falters in face of western sanctions

Kremlin flags tit-for-tat food import restrictions as boost for domestic agriculture and chance for Russians to eat home-grown produce

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Irish Times)   [218]

180.

Black Earth flags setback from Russia dryness

Black Earth Farming revealed a compromised start to a plan to raise the level of wheat in its crop mix, with winter-sown crop "at high risk" thanks to the Russian dryness which has rung alarm bells on world markets.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Agrimoney.com)   [116]

181.

Weekly Market Review - Alpine Trading LLC

As for the markets,

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (InsideFutures.com)   [200]

182.

Russia Reaps Gains From Bumper Grain Harvest and Rising Prices

Russian wheat prices rose for a second straight week thanks to a record pace of August exports, high domestic demand and weak ruble that offset continuing harvesting, analysts said Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Moscow Times)   [69]

183.

Russia Reaps Gains From Bumper Grain Harvest and Rising Prices

Russian wheat prices rose for a second straight week thanks to a record pace of August exports, high domestic demand and weak ruble that offset continuing harvesting, analysts said Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Moscow Times)   [116]

184.

Finally a bottom? Breakfast Brief

The grain market continues to stagnate as traders, managed money, commercials, and producers alike are trying to determine if a bottom has finally been found. Goldman Sachs is expecting livestock prices to underperform relative to grain and oilseeds ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Northern Horizon)   [84]

185.

Russian farmers rush to cash in grain crop as loan costs surge

(Reuters) - A significant rise in the cost of borrowing for Russia's agricultural sector, partly caused by Western sanctions, is fanning a grain export rush as farmers cash in on crops to repay increasingly expensive bank debt.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [85]

186.

Russian meat industry looks favourably on impact of sanctions

Forecasts estimate that, by the fourth quarter, the Russian market will have replaced supplies with those from alternative destinations – mostly countries in South America – while domestic producers will enjoy rising prices.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (GlobalMeatNews.com)   [131]

187.

Russians stock up as western food import ban comes into force

State presents counter-sanctions as a boost to domestic producers

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (THE IRISH TIMES)   [128]

188.

Russia May Switch to Chinese Pork from European

Russia is considering importing pork from China to compensate for the loss of European pork banned in the beginning of January because of an outburst of African Swine Fever, the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance, ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Moscow Times)   [288]

189.

The Conference "Where The Margin Is 2014" received the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

We continue the preparations for the 5-th International agricultural conference Where the Margin Is, January 30, 2014, Moscow Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (IKAR)   [148]

190.

Where The Margin Is: New participants & speakers of Conference

We continue the preparations for the 5-th International agricultural conference Where the Margin Is, January 30, 2014, Moscow Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (IKAR)   [204]

191.

Where The Margin Is. Round table of the leaders of domestic agribusiness associations, agribusinessmen

We continue the preparations for the 5-th International agricultural conference Where the Margin Is, January 30, 2014, Moscow Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (IKAR)   [155]

192.

New sponsor of Conference "Where The Margin Is"

We continue the preparations for the 5-th International agricultural conference Where the Margin Is, January 30, 2014, Moscow Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (IKAR)   [134]

193.

Key topics of Conference "Where The Margin Is"

We continue the preparations for the 5-th International agricultural conference Where the Margin Is, January 30, 2014, Moscow Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (IKAR)   [176]

194.

Baltic states call for help on Russian food crisis

A string of European countries have called for targeted measures to alleviate the impact of Russia’s import ban on EU agricultural exports, including meat.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (globalmeatnews.com)   [115]

195.

Russian wheat prices fall on weak demand from Turkey

In August, Russia's grain exports reached 3.4 million tonnes, including 3.0 million tonnes of wheat, IKAR said, citing preliminary data. It did not provide data for comparison.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [101]

196.

Russian wheat prices fall on weak demand from Turkey -analyst

MOSCOW/ISTANBUL, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Russian wheat export prices fell in shallow-water ports last week due to weaker demand from Turkey, Russia's second-largest customer after Egypt, the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies (IKAR) said in a note.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [76]

197.

Sugar Boom Could Sour Under WTO

Russia might take steps to protect its sugar producers from imports after it joins the World Trade Organization later this year.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (The Moscow Times)   [106]

198.

Russian grain prices fall, Egypt tender weighs

Sept 26 (Reuters) - Russian grain prices, both export and domestic, fell last week following international trends, in the European part of Russia, but they rose in Siberia, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [99]

199.

Russia Rail Curbs at Grain Export Hub Ending as Sales Jump

Sept. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Rail curbs for grain deliveries to Russia's main export hub in the southern port of Novorossiysk are ending, with a ban partially lifted from yesterday, as the country is poised for another monthly record in overseas ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [89]

200.

Russia's Grain Harvest May Reach 89 Million Tons, Union Says

June 8 (Bloomberg) -- The Russian grain crop may reach 89 million metric tons this year depending on rainfall in the Black Earth region, according to Russia's Grain Union. The harvest probably will come to at least 82 million tons, Vice ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [75]