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Grain Supply Chain

U.S., Brazil Agree to Lower Barriers to Some Ag Trade

Brazil has agreed to implement a duty-free tariff rate quota (TRQ) for wheat

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Grain Supply Chain

Markets Shrugging Off Floods Because of 'Grain Glut'

Massive supply of grains has shielded futures markets from impact of flooding

Grain Supply Chain

Highwater Causes Multiple Lock Closures on Upper Mississippi River

Mississippi River is closed at Louisiana, MO

Grain Supply Chain

Rail Service Disrupted by Washouts, Flooding

Shippers should expect continued delays on shipments scheduled to move through impacted areas

Grain Supply Chain

Grain Inspections Continue to Decline

Drop driven by 42% decrease in wheat inspections

Grain Supply Chain

China Buys Most U.S. Corn in 5 1/2 Years

USDA: Private exporters sold 300,000 tonnes of the grain for shipment

Grain Supply Chain

Soybean Shipments Remain Diverse Despite Return of China

Proportion of shipments to China remains well behind previous two years

Grain Supply Chain

LDC: Mega Deals Less Likely to Happen

LDC Chief Executive says consolidation at total-company level is increasingly difficult to execute

Transportation

China Widens Ban on Canadian Canola

Ban now includes shipments from Viterra Inc.and Richardson International

Grain Trade & Export

Louis Dreyfus Gets Soybean Boost from Trade War

Agricultural merchant’s full-year net profit up 12%

Grain Supply Chain

COFCO Aims to Double Purchases in Black Sea Region

Move is part of a global expansion to help serve markets beyond China

Grain Supply Chain

Flooding Halts Rail Service to Minnesota Co-ops

Problems have driven up cost of shipping via rail

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