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FAO's current world cereal production estimate for 2018 stands at 2 655 million tonnes.

The study suggested that EU efforts to promote the production of European plant proteins should instead focus their efforts on innovation and the provision of the infrastructure.

Report finds growth potential for EU plant proteins in premium feed and food sectors, driven by consumer demand.

U.S. is now the EU's main supplier of soya beans with a share of 52%.

The European Commission adopted the derogations on certain greening rules, which were proposed earlier this summer.

Between January and July 2018, 14,352,809 tonnes were sold for a total FOB price of USD2,615,886,308.

Compared to July 2017, EU imports of soybeans from the United States are currently up by 283% at 360,000 tonnes.

Copa and Cogeca released new estimates for this year’s EU grain harvest today, forecasting a 6% drop in EU cereal and oilseeds production, due to extreme weather conditions.

Its entry into force as of January 1st, 2019 would have contributed to the damage of the competitiveness of animal production.

With around 4 million tonnes of grains worth over €1 billion moving in the EU every week, a well-functioning storage and logistic system is of great importance to ensure that the demands of the EU market are met at a competitive price. Bottlenecks can lead to supply shortfalls and increased price volatility.

Brazilian Soy Producers and Processors and the European Feed and Vegetable Oil Industry agree on joint action plan towards responsible soy production and trade.

Corn supplies for 2016/17 are lowered from last month but are stiII forecast at a record 16.859 billion bushels, as a smaller crop more than offsets a small increase in beginning stocks due to a reduction in 2015/16 exports.

As a result, global cereal stocks by the end of farming season in 2017 are expected to stand at 635 million tonnes, 1.5 percent below their opening level.

New Copa & Cogeca forecasts released today reveal EU-28 soft wheat and oilseeds production is down this year, compared to 2015, mainly as a result of bad weather as well as increasing pests and diseases.

As incomes improve, especially in emerging economies, demand for meat, fish and poultry will demonstrate strong growth.

Due to the high domestic price of corn and the uncertain economic situation, it’s expected that future growth in the pork and poultry sectors will slow to about 2 percent per year.