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Archive for the ‘Agricultural Trade’ Category

Vietnam Celebrates Record-Breaking Rice Exports, Seizing Global Market Opportunities

Agricultural Trade, News, Vietnam

January 14, 2024

In a remarkable achievement, Vietnam’s rice exports have reached unprecedented levels, surging to 8.13 million tons and valued at US$4.7 billion in 2023, according to the General Department of Customs. This outstanding performance not only signifies a substantial 14.4% increase in volume but also reflects a remarkable 35.3% rise in value compared to the previous […]

China’s Citrus Sector Flourishes, Navigating Global Competition with Robust Domestic Growth

Agricultural Trade, China, News

January 12, 2024

China’s domestic citrus production is on an upward trajectory, fueled by favorable weather conditions and successful replanting efforts that have addressed previous challenges such as citrus greening disease. According to a recent USDA report, the country’s citrus sector is poised for continued growth in the 2023/24 period (12 months to October 31, 2024).   The […]

Romanian Port Achieves Record Grain Exports Boosted by Ukrainian Shipments

Agricultural Trade, News, Ukrain

January 10, 2024

In a notable surge, the Port of Constanta in Romania achieved record grain exports in 2023, reaching 36 million tonnes, marking a remarkable 50% increase compared to the previous year, according to the port authority. The Black Sea-based port experienced this substantial growth, with Ukrainian shipments playing a significant role, contributing nearly 40% to the […]

Australia Implements Streamlined Dairy Import Rules, Facilitating Market Access for Philippine Exporters

Agricultural Trade, Australia, News, Philippines

January 8, 2024

In a recent development, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has issued a reminder to local exporters of dairy products, urging them to familiarize themselves with Australia’s updated regulations to ensure compliance and sustained market access. According to the advisory, Australia revised its import regulations for dairy in November of the previous year. Notably, […]

Vietnam Sees Expanding Opportunities for Fruit and Vegetable Exports to China

Agricultural Trade, China, News, Vietnam

January 8, 2024

In a promising development for Vietnamese agriculture, the Department of Agriculture is actively working towards expanding the export of agricultural products, particularly fruits and vegetables, to the Chinese market. Several protocols have been signed between Vietnam and China, paving the way for increased official exports of various produce.   At the close of 2023, Vietnam […]

South Korea’s Instant Noodles Exports Skyrocket to Record High of $1 Billion in 2023

Agricultural Trade, News, South Korea

January 7, 2024

In a remarkable achievement, South Korea’s exports of the beloved Korean instant noodles, known as ramyeon, soared to an unprecedented high, hitting nearly $1 billion (1.31 trillion won) in 2023, as per government data and industry sources.   The Korea Customs Service reported a substantial annual increase, with ramyeon exports reaching $952 million last year, […]

United States Extends Strategic Partnership with STDF Until 2028 to Promote Safe Trade

Agricultural Trade, News, United States

November 17, 2023

In a significant commitment to global trade facilitation, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has entered into a five-year agreement with the Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF), pledging financial support from 2023 to 2028. This partnership reflects the USDA’s dedication to aiding developing countries in meeting international food safety, animal health, and plant […]

Ukraine Boosts Grain Deliveries to Black Sea Ports Through Successful Export Corridor

Agricultural Trade, News, Ukrain

November 10, 2023

In a recent development, Ukraine has witnessed a significant increase in the number of rail wagons transporting grains to the ports in the Odesa region. This positive trend is attributed to the successful operation of an alternative Black Sea export corridor, as reported by a senior official from Ukrainian Railways.   Valeriy Tkachov, the Deputy […]

United States Re-Opens Its Market to Paraguayan Beef Exports After 25-Year Pause

Agricultural Trade, News, United States

November 9, 2023

In a significant development, the United States is set to resume importing beef from Paraguay after a hiatus lasting a quarter of a century. This eagerly awaited decision was announced by the U.S. embassy in Paraguay on Thursday, following an extensive regulatory review process.   President Santiago Pena hailed this milestone as a momentous occasion, […]

Canada’s Trade Surplus Surges Beyond Expectations, Fueled by Energy Prices

Agricultural Trade, Canada, News

November 7, 2023

Canada has seen its trade surplus with the world grow at a rate twice as high as anticipated in September, thanks to an increase in crude oil prices that boosted exports for the third consecutive month, according to recent data.   Statistics Canada reported that in September, Canada’s trade surplus reached C$2.04 billion ($1.48 billion), […]

U.S. Farm Leaders Foster Agriculture Trade Relations During Visit to China

Agricultural Trade, China, News, United States

November 2, 2023

In a bid to strengthen agricultural trade ties, a group of U.S. agriculture industry representatives convened in Beijing, marking a significant development amidst ongoing political tensions between the United States and China. This delegation comprises 11 prominent organizations, including the U.S. Soybean Export Council, U.S. Grains Council, and U.S. Wheat Associates. Their visit follows closely […]

Persistent Low Water Levels in Mississippi River Challenge Global Grain Trade Despite Predicted Drought Alleviation

Agricultural Trade, News

October 19, 2023

The International Trade Council brings into focus the ongoing crisis faced by the global grain market due to the unyielding low water predicaments on the Mississippi River, despite NOAA’s forecasts of potential drought improvement in the Southern US over the coming winter.   The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) highlighted in its recent U.S. winter […]

Indonesia’s Shift Towards Boxed Meat Imports Impacts Live Export Cattle Prices

Agricultural Trade, Indonesia, News

October 17, 2023

In a noticeable trend, live export cattle prices to Indonesia have seen a decline, reflecting shifting dynamics in the market as Indonesia increases its imports of boxed meat. Feeder steers transported from Darwin are now fetching approximately $2.60 per kilogram, a substantial drop from the peak of $5.50 per kilogram recorded in 2022. This price […]

Australia Anticipates Wine Trade Resolution with China as Deadline Approaches

Agricultural Trade, Australia, China, News

October 16, 2023

  In an address to the business community, Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell emphasized the need for businesses to diversify their customer base and reduce their dependence on a single market, particularly in light of the ongoing trade dispute with China. Australia’s pursuit of a resolution through the World Trade Organization (WTO) reflects the country’s […]

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