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Euroduna distributes in Germany

Company now offers Hamlet Protein products

April 19, 2010

As of April 1, Euroduna Rohstoffe GmbH began to distribute soy protein products from Hamlet Protein in Germany.

Yellow rapeseed field with farm buildings nestled in rolling green hills under a cloudy sky

Canada, China extend canola meal and pea tariff relief through 2028

Caledonia Farmers Elevator, Keystone send merger to member vote

Grain Trade & Export

Canada, China extend canola meal and pea tariff relief through 2028

The two-year extension keeps China's suspension of anti-discrimination tariffs on Canadian canola meal and peas in place past its original end-of-2026 expiration.

Yellow rapeseed field with farm buildings nestled in rolling green hills under a cloudy sky

Brand Insights

Thermal Performance and Gearbox Selection for Grain Handling Applications

SEW-EURODRIVE, Inc.

SEW-EURODRIVE’s Austin Burdette discusses heat challenges in grain handling gearboxes and how proper thermal management can reduce downtime and extend equipment life.

Thermal Performance and Gearbox Selection for Grain Handling Applications

Georgia Ports celebrates opening of $134M Gainesville Inland Port

The Norfolk Southern-served rail terminal gives Northeast Georgia shippers, including farm, poultry and forest product exporters, a direct rail link to the Port of Savannah.

Group of business professionals and officials at ribbon-cutting ceremony in front of Norfolk Southern locomotive and cargo containers

Donau Soja sees EU soybean crop falling 20% after drought

Smaller European and Ukrainian harvests are tightening non-GM soybean supply and pushing prices for processors and feed manufacturers to their highest levels in three years.

Young soybean plants growing in a red soil field under a clear blue sky with white clouds

US soybean shipments hit marketing-year high as China buys

Weekly soybean exports topped 2.5 million metric tons, while wheat shipments fell to their lowest point of the 2026-27 marketing year.

Industrial port facility with cargo cranes, storage silos, and moored vessel on waterfront under cloudy sky

Mergers & Acquisitions

The Andersons to buy Harvestone in $915M ethanol deal

The purchase adds three corn ethanol plants and operating carbon capture, lifting The Andersons' ethanol capacity to about 730 million gallons a year.

Canada fast-tracks Vancouver container terminal to 2035

Roberts Bank Terminal 2 is part of a Port of Vancouver strategy that also targets rail capacity and bulk export terminals handling grain and potash.

Aerial view of a busy container port with cargo ships, stacked shipping containers, and loading cranes along multiple piers

USDA reports corn harvest 74% complete, behind average pace

Soybean harvest moved ahead of the five-year average, while sorghum harvest in Kansas and Nebraska lagged well behind.

Blue tractor with forage harvester collecting chopped corn into green trailer during harvest season

CPKC sets October grain records in Canada and US

The railway's combined October grain volumes were the largest it has hauled in a single month across its network.

Long freight train traveling through forested mountains with golden autumn trees and rocky terrain

Mergers & Acquisitions

Bunge closes purchase of Washington feed processor CWCP

The Richland, Washington, facility gives Bunge rail-served storage and feed processing aimed at Pacific Northwest dairies, feedlots and ranches.

Bunge profit nearly doubles on stronger oilseed processing

Soybean and softseed crush results drove the third quarter, while Bunge Chevron Ag Renewables started up a new processing line in Louisiana.

Grain Trade & Export

USDA reports marketing-year high for weekly wheat sales

China booked more than 1.6 million metric tons of US soybeans as weekly soybean shipments topped 2.38 million metric tons.

Grain pouring from combine harvester into green collection vehicle against clear blue sky during harvest

Aberdeen Carolina & Western wins $19.9M rail grant

The North Carolina short line, which serves Perdue and Mountaire feed operations, will lay about 30 miles of welded rail to handle heavier cars.

Railroad tracks with wooden sleepers converging toward the horizon in perspective view

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