Export volumes were down 6% at 613 million litres in 2025.

COLUMBIA, S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster, the South Carolina Department of Commerce (S.C. Commerce) and South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) recently announced that the state’s 2024 export sales totaled ...

Randy Martinson, Martinson Ag, says corn is seeing follow through technical buying after holding support at the 50-day moving average on the December contract. Corn is working on its third higher ...

Export sales of U.S. grains reported by the Department of Agriculture this week fell within the forecasts of surveyed analysts. In its latest weekly export sales report, the USDA said wheat-export ...

Cotton is leaking lower so far on Friday, with losses of 5 to 27 cents at midday. The outside markets are pressure factors at midday. Crude oil futures are down $1.54/barrel, with the US dollar index ...

Corn and soybeans saw slight gains Thursday, wheat ended mixed. Cattle and hogs soared. Soybeans Held Support a Second Day Soybean futures traded two-sided but managed to hold key chart support for a ...

CHICAGO, Dec 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department ‌of Agriculture left its U.S. soybean export forecast unchanged in a monthly report on Tuesday as sales resumed to China, which for months shunned ...

-- Wheat for September delivery rose 1.9% to $5.18 1/4 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Thursday, supported by strong export sales reported by the USDA in its weekly report. -- Corn for ...

THE Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM) significantly outperformed its export promotion targets ...

Voumes slid 13.8% in the year to 264 million litres.

MINSK, 4 November (BelTA) – Agricultural products and building materials were the top export items sold on the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange (BUCE) in January-October 2025, BelTA learned ...

Export sales of U.S. grains reported by the Department of Agriculture landed mostly on the low side of ranges forecast by analysts this week. In Thursday's weekly export sales report, the USDA said ...