FAO cereal price index up in October
Global wheat, maize, and barley prices rose while sorghum and rice prices declined month-on-month.
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FAO meat price index down marginally in October
International pig meat prices fell the most, reflecting increased slaughter in Western Europe amid weak domestic and foreign demand.
End of cascading declines?
Spain has had three consecutive months of declines, which have resulted in a 14% decrease. Despite this, Spain continues to lead pig prices in the EU. The question is how far these decreases will continue.
Global swine production: First USDA estimates for 2025
Decreased production and apparent consumption are expected, as well as greater dynamism in the international pork trade.
FAO cereal price index up in September
After declining for three consecutive months, global wheat prices increased in September. World maize prices also increased.
FAO meat price index up slightly in September
World pig meat prices were unchanged, with global supplies adequately covering increased demand.
A downhill September for pigs in Spain, but not for pork
September is ending, leaving behind a trail of staggered decreases in the pig price in Spain. This is nothing new; many years tend to be like this.
Portugal: Pig slaughter up slightly in the first half of 2024
In total, 2,483199 head were slaughtered and approved for consumption in the first half of 2024, 0.15% more than in 2023.
Argentina recovers soybean meal exports, but continues to lag behind
Argentina regains ground in the global soybean meal market, overcoming the effects of the 2023 drought. Consolidation of the sector is essential to maintain global competitiveness.
FAO cereal price index down in August
Global wheat and barley export prices fell month-on-month while maize, sorghum, and rice prices increased.
FAO meat price index down in August
World pig meat prices decreased for the second consecutive month due to lackluster import demand.
Argentina anticipates strong drop in 2024/25 corn planting
Corn could suffer a year-on-year decrease of 21% in area, representing 2 million hectares.
The Spanish market crumbles
We have embarked on the path of decreases in the price of pigs. The drop in the price of pork is causing and will cause this sharp decline.
Pork consumption in Europe in 2023
Consumption is falling except in Germany and Italy. This trend is explained by food insecurity and ready-to-eat products.
Argentina: Uncertainty for corn 2024/25
Planting intentions fell 30% compared to last year in the region. Fear of the lack of rains in September, La Niña, leaf hoppers, and the lower harvest price explain the drop.
Flatline? No, quite the opposite
The Spanish pig price has remained unchanged for weeks, but the apparent tranquility of the market is only superficial...