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Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia have temporarily banned imports of grain and other agricultural products from Ukraine.

Manufacturers saw an overall decrease in the production of compound feed in 2022.

The Black Sea Grain Initiative has been extended but the UN did not specify the length of the renewal.

Russia announced earlier that it would agree to a 60-day extension, which is half the number of days agreed when it first expired in November.

The current "Black Sea Grain Initiative" agreement, which has allowed grain exports to date, expires on March 17.

EU agri-food exports and imports are both on the rise in September 2022.

Season forecasts depend on the sustainability of the cereal corridor in the Black Sea.

Belarus will allow, without preconditions, the transit of grain from Ukraine through its own territory.

In the 2021/22 marketing year, 20.9 million t of grains were used for animal feed in Germany, around 16% less.

There is a serious problem with fertilizer accessibility. In the EU, fertilizer prices went up 149% from September 2021 to September 2022.

Russia has agreed to extend the agreement on Ukrainian grain exports from Black Sea ports for four months.

Russia decided late last week to suspend its participation in the "Black Sea Grain Initiative", thus obstructing the export of grain through the Black Sea.

The Port of Tarragona has the highest volume of cereal traffic in Spain and the Mediterranean.