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The 2025/26 wheat season has opened in clear surplus mode, with global production projected at 837.8 MMT (+37 MMT y/y) and ending stocks rising to 274.9 MMT, keeping buyers comfortable and rallies hard to sustain.

Record wheat crops, rising exporter stocks and a fading China import boom mean that the world is not short of grain, but millers cannot afford to be complacent. At IAOM MEA in Jeddah, analysts showed how the real battleground has shifted to protein, logistics, origin flexibility and farmer behaviour, as the Black Sea, the Americas and the Southern Hemisphere fight for a roughly fixed slice of global demand.

At IAOM MEA 2025 in Jeddah, a high-profile panel of millers and grain traders explored how Saudi Arabia’s new grain architecture is quietly positioning the Kingdom as a potential grain and food security hub for the Red Sea and Gulf region.

Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony for Fuling Food Industrial Park, a joint venture with Donlink Group and HAID Group in Nansha, Guangzhou, as part of its strategy to grow with the Chinese market.

The last issue of the International Grain Council Grain Report that is revised monthly has been pub...

According to IGC February grain report, grain trade will make an unprecedented peak in  2017/18 yea...