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Stories Collection

- The 2003/04 Australian wheat crop forecast has been cut by 5% to 23.35 million tonnes...
- The UK environment and food department (Defra) announced increased payments for new a...
- (June 6)
Draft Commission regulation laying down transitory measures arising from ...
- The following are the essential elements of the Presidency compromise on CAP reform t...
- Agricultural prices for the week ending June 6, 2003
UK Germany Netherlands ...
- Feed ingredient prices at 12.06.03 (shipment dates cif Rotterdam unless
stated)
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- By 2008, Brazil aims to be exporting around 700 000 tonnes of pigmeat annually, up 47...
- Russia's relatively poor grain crop this year will mean that the country "will not ha...
- Much heavier than expected yields from early-harvested winter wheat and ideal weather...
- Australian beef production is expected to slump in 2003/04 as the industry still suff...
- The US pig herd could be at its lowest level in six years with breeding sows at a for...
- The outbreak of SARS as well as avian flu in leading poultry producing countries has ...
- New Zealand's April beef exports rose 7% on corresponding year earlier levels to 40 3...
- (June 5)
Export tender awards: Bids were accepted for a total of 71 000 tonnes at ...
- Despite some rain delays to early winter wheat harvesting, many crop scouts are marki...
- Poland has voted conclusively in favour of joining the European Union, following last...
- French poultrymeat exports for the first quarter of this year totalled 154 970 tonnes...
- Agricultural prices for the week ending June 20, 2003
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- In the wake of its BSE discovery two weeks ago, Canada took a step to help its strugg...
- Uruguay has been authorised to export fresh beef to the US in recognition of the succ...
- Genetically modified (GM) crops hold out the promise of helping small-scale farmers i...
- UK arable farmers are set to benefit from a 10.5% increase in the sterling value of t...
- New legislation being prepared for the development of rural areas in France will take...
- Export tender awards: Bids were accepted for a total of 53 000 tonnes at a maximum re...
- Market situation: There are indications of a slight improvement in EU dairy market tr...
- The French agri-food foreign trade surplus amounted to 6812 million in April 2003, an...
- Stuart Harbinson, chairman of the WTO negotiations on agriculture, has rebuffed a req...
- The European Parliament has voted for the implementation of rules governing the expor...
- In the first quarter of this year Brazilian beef and pigmeat exports rose 63% to 153 ...
- Over the decades there have been many attempts to reform the Common Agricultural Poli...
- Swedish farmers, a key group in the September 14 referendum on whether Sweden should ...
- The Hungarian ministry of agriculture is planning to ban over-quota milk production, ...
- Agricultural income in Finland is showing only minimal growth at constant prices and ...
- Latest supply/demand estimates from the US Department of Agriculture reveal a sharp c...
- EU farm ministers this week crowned nearly 12 months of painstaking negotiations with...
- Export tender adjudication: Bids to export open market common wheat, barley and rye a...
- The global rapeseed output is expected to total 36.55 million tonnes in 2003/04, down...
- EU egg output is currently 6% lower than at this point in 2002 as a result of the avi...
- Aside from the CAP reform debate (see preceding article), the only other substantive ...
- (June 5)
Export tender adjudication: Bids to export open market common wheat, and ...
- Timely spring rains have helped Western Canadian crops get off to a promising start a...
- The distribution of tariff quotas for poultrymeat imports to Russia according to coun...
- The Hungarian government's recent decision to devalue the forint by 2.25% against the...
- EU farm ministers reached political agreement this week on updated measures to combat...
- Total Japanese beef imports rose 47.2%, or 47 100 tonnes, to 146 800t in the first qu...
- The EU's trading partners have given a guarded welcome to the deal on reform of the C...
- Ongoing drought has led to a 5% drop in the forecast size of Australia's 2003/04 cano...
- EU Agriculture Commissioner Franz Fischler this week gave the first signs that he is ...
- The UK government launched its 'GM Nation?' debate on Tuesday amid widespread critici...
- The euro is trading stronger against the dollar and yen this morning despite a 0.50 p...
- Ukraine's grain harvest could fall to 25-27 million tonnes this year, from 38.8mt in ...
- In the first four months of this year Brazilian poultrymeat exports increased by a si...
- (June 12)
Regulation 2571/97 (Sale of intervention buffer at reduced prices and ai...
- The Latvian parliament has adopted a new law to protect the domestic pigmeat market b...
- (June 12)
Export tender adjudication: Bids to export open market common wheat and ...
- US beef production is forecast to rise to 26.39 billion pounds (11.97 million tonnes)...
- Cattle and calves on US feed lots totalled 10.53 million head on June 1, down 4% on t...
- The United States is to proceed with its request to establish a WTO panel to rule on ...
- The following is a consolidated, sector-by-sector version of the final agreement on C...
- The euro has edged up overnight from yesterday's six-week low against the dollar. It ...
- The European Parliament on Thursday delivered a series of opinions on European Commis...
- UK (excluding Northern Ireland) livestock slaughterings were down 6.3% to 7.95 millio...
- Agricultural prices for the week ending May 30, 2003
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- The euro has benefited from speculation that the Federal Reserve will cut US interest...
- Russia has now completed its spring sowing campaign, with grain crops sown on 34.69 m...
- Feed Ingredient prices at 26.06.03 (shipment dates cif Rotterdam unless
stated)
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- The EU is committed to agricultural reform and will take a positive message to the WT...
- Many of the EU's largest member states are claiming victories in the this week's new ...
- A breakthrough was reached this week on the vexed question of Italian milk quota supe...
- National farm policies in the world's richest countries have not brought about reduce...
- Cattle, pigmeat and sheepmeat representative prices (Euro/100kg)
Cattle ...
- In its latest medium term forecasts for agriculture the Organisation for Economic Co-...
- Canadian officials said on June 12 that they were confident the United States would s...
- A hot May, combined with inadequate rainfall throughout the spring is likely to resul...
- The new CAP reform agreement is robust and meets the EU's internal and external needs...
- Danish environment minister Hans Chr Schmidt, has decided to introduce a partial ban ...
- The new EU Constitution currently being pieced together by ex-French President Valery...
- The avian influenza epidemic in the Netherlands appears to have run its course. The l...
- Following the results of the December 2002 cattle census the Meat and Livestock Commi...
- Despite good progress in free trade negotiations between the European Union and Merco...
- The strengthening euro has been blamed for a decision at this week's EU dairy managem...
- Both EU pigmeat exports and imports increased in 2002, according to trade statistics ...
- Chicago wheat futures remained a magnet for US speculators this week, keeping prices ...
- Members of the European Parliament this week expressed deep unease over the idea of a...
- A possible compromise proposal to help smooth feathers ruffled by the European Commis...
- Cattle, pigmeat and sheepmeat representative prices (Euro/100kg)
Cattle ...
- Chinese fresh and frozen pigmeat exports have more than tripled over the last three y...
- Rumours this week that China was cancelling incoming cargoes of US and Brazilian soya...
- Market situation: The dairy market is currently not in equilibrium. Although butter p...
- The way in which some drugs are being used on poultry farms in the UK could be illega...
- The International Grains Council (IGC) has once again lowered its forecast for world ...
- Following the discovery of a suspected case of avian flu on a German farm near the Du...
- Total Italian pigmeat imports declined by 5%, or nearly 43 000 tonnes, to just over 8...
- US winter wheat production is projected to increase by a dramatic 37% this year, acco...
- The European Parliament this week voted through tough new rules on 'environmental lia...
- On Tuesday May 13, the largest poultrymeat processor in the Netherlands, Stortemboom,...
- Wheat streak mosaic virus has now been confirmed on Australian farms and other non-re...
- The UK government this week issued its first set of official statistics for the organ...
- The International Grains Council's (IGC) global wheat production estimate for 2003/04...
- Serbia & Montenegro has been temporarily stripped of its right to export sugar to...
- The prime cattle market in the UK must be protected from the reemergence of hundreds ...
- The spread of avian flu in the Netherlands can be stopped in its tracks only if preve...
- Speculators who bet on US maize futures rising on tightening US supplies have been ba...
- The European Commission's proposals for reform of the EU dairy regime should benefit ...
- Russian restrictions on poultry imports have forced the United States to look for new...
- Brazil expects record grain crops this year and will overtake the US as the world's t...
- Argentina, one of the world's top wheat exporters, will see production rise in 2003/0...
- EU health Commissioner Byrne on Monday addressed EU farm ministers gathered for this ...
- The French foreign trade surplus for agricultural products reached almost [euro]2 bil...
- A row has broken out between the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) and farm minister J...
- Despite early rain delays, rapid planting and fine germination weather seems to have ...
- The European Commission has urged the countries of Central and Eastern Europe not to ...
- After five years of meteoric growth, world poultrymeat trade faces relatively limited...
- Germany's grain market shrugged off confirmation of the country's first avian flu cas...
- A UK government scheme to subsidise the cost of fallen stock collection and disposal ...
- Despite the recent introduction of import quotas for meat, significant changes in the...
- First quarter 2003 Australian beef exports rose nearly 9% compared to the same period...
- Tougher regulation for labelling genetically modified organisms (GMOs) was called for...
- Bread grain: Market price pressure eased during April as a result of high imports. Im...
- Thailand's poultry industry plans to extend a self-imposed limit on the supply of chi...
- Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA), Meat New Zealand (MNZ), the US Meat Export Federa...
- Farmland prices in England and Wales grew to an average of [pounds sterling]7 912 per...
- The ten countries due to join the EU next year are expected to swallow less than one-...
- When EU enlargement takes place on May 1 2004, the EU population will rise by around ...
- Recent international mud-slinging over Iraq will not add to the hurdles faced by nego...
- Compound feed sales in the Netherlands may fall by as much as 1.75 million tonnes as ...
- A call to restart export refunds (subsidies) on EU pigmeat exports ellicited a cool r...
- New Zealand agriculture has been affected by widespread cold and wet or cold and dry ...
- Weak US economic data and a fall in share prices yesterday have revived the euro, whi...
- Euro dips on recession fears
The euro has continued to see its strength eroded aga...
- Canada has agreed to stop exporting subsidised dairy products to the US and will sign...
- The United States ended years of waiting by announcing on Tuesday that it is to file ...
- (May 14)
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Trigger volumes: These were updated (unanimous favourable opinion)...
- EU farm ministers gather in Brussels on Monday to chew over the CAP reform issues dis...
- Italian ham and cheese producers were handed a present on Tuesday when EU judges awar...
- The European Parliament's Agriculture Committee this week finalised proposals for ref...
- World rice production is expected to reach nearly 394 million tonnes in the 2003/04 s...
- The Swedish farming industry became less competitive in comparison with others in the...
- Efforts to draw up binding international trade rules on the use of geographical indic...
- In 2002 the EU cattle herd declined by 2.8%, compared to 2001, to total 78.1 million ...
- Global coarse grain plantings are expected to be largely stable in 2003, according to...
- The 10 acceding countries have been warned that they must speed up implementation of ...
- Beef demand across North America appears to have shrugged off last week's discovery o...
- EU malting barley production is expected to rise 900 000 tonnes to 11.35mt in 2003/04...
- Market situation: The EU egg and poultry markets remain stable, despite the avian inf...
- EU member states' commitment to thrashing out a compromise agreement on CAP reform ap...
- Cattle, pigmeat and sheepmeat representative prices (Euro/100kg)
Cattle ...
- In April, Malaysian crude palm oil (CPO) production rose 10%, or 100 000 tonnes over ...
- In bringing a case against the European Union for the claimed maintenance of a morato...
- The majority of Ireland's dairy and beef farmers would be better off as a result of t...
- British farmers are increasingly aware of the potential benefits of agricultural biot...
- The provincial government of Alberta, western Canada, this week confirmed the discove...
- Ministers and agricultural experts assembled at a major conference* at Chatham House ...
- Cattle, pigmeat and sheepmeat representative prices (euro/100kg)
Cattle ...
- The acceding member countries have an initial deadline of September this year to set ...
- After recent sharp falls, world grain prices were mostly stable in April but recent i...
- A 'high-level group' consisting of very senior figures from member states' agricultur...
- Only one new case of avian flu has been confirmed in Belgium in the past week, at Loe...
- Draft Commission Regulations derogating from 800/1999 re non-Annex I products exporte...
- The avian flu epidemic in the Netherlands is still growing, five weeks after the disc...
- The Commission this week conceded that more must be done to ensure the correct disbur...
- Feed ingredient prices at 17.04.03
(shipment dates cif Rotterdam unless stated)
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- Global sugar production is expected to swing from a surplus to a deficit of 2.4 milli...
- The European Commission this week defended a proposal to shift more financial respons...
- Feed ingredient prices at 24.04.03 (shipment dates cif Rotterdam
unless stated)
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- Efforts by the EU to negotiate a new generation of trade deals with African, Caribbea...
- A vision of fewer, larger farms in the EU and more farmers engaged in non-farming act...
- Management Committee News
Cattle, pigmeat and sheepmeat representative prices (Euro/...
- Plans by the Commission to boost the role of emergency vaccination in controlling fut...
- New Zealand's meat export trade has been hit by 'war watching' as a decline in US res...
- Market situation: The EU egg market remains stable, with supply and demand in balance...
- UK farmers' organisations have given a lukewarm welcome to a Parliamentary committee ...
- Eastern European agricultural giants Poland and Hungary risk losing much of the cash ...
- EU member states could see guidelines from the European Commission by the summer on m...
- French analysts Strategie Grains have cut 1.5 million tonnes off their forecast for t...
- March 2003
Bread grain: Spring fieldwork reduced supplies from farms; in many region...
- UK farming leaders, meeting this week at a British Isles Farm Summit, expressed anger...
- The CAP must be reformed this year in the interests of Europe's consumers, taxpayers ...
- Slovakia may pay direct aids to its farmers next year at only 40% of the EU standard ...
- A legal challenge to restrictive Australian quarantine rules for food products was an...
- EU meat consumption, including poultrymeat, rose around 1% to an estimated 36.41 mill...
- The EU is likely to have to negotiate new import tariff concessions for agricultural ...
- The euro is trading weaker against the dollar this morning and slightly stronger agai...
- Global production of wheat, coarse grains and rice is expected to rise by 62 million ...
- Agricultural prices for the week ending April 11, 2003
UK Germany Netherlan...
- Measures agreed at EU level to tackle the spread of avian flu will from now on includ...
- Russia's newly introduced quotas on meat imports are severely damaging Danish pigmeat...
- The introduction of genetically modified (GM) canola (rapeseed) could boost the Austr...
- The avian flu virus, hitherto confined to the central Dutch province of Gelderland (s...
- Enlargement of the EU will deal a heavy blow to consumers and taxpayers in the accedi...
- Russia has become one of the world's top three wheat exporters in 2002/03 by exportin...
- eed ingredient prices at 10.04.03 (shipment dates cif Rotterdam unless
stated)
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- Export tender adjudication: Bids to export open market barley, German intervention ba...
- All over Europe the 2002/03 grain and oilseed crops have been hit by bad weather. In ...
- The EU took a great leap toward the most significant enlargement in its 46-year histo...
- German exports and imports of agricultural and food products declined in 2002, accord...
- Dutch minister of health and welfare Clemence Ross has ordered an investigation into ...
- (April 24)
Export tender adjudication: Bids to export open market barley and rye, ...
- The Italian government has approved a decree reforming the way in which EU milk quota...
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