Exports
Brazil’s Soy Crop May Shrink, Slowing Exports
Brazil’s attaché office issued its latest Oilseeds and Products Update in late January. In the report, the post noted that Brazilian farmers were estimated to…
Exports
Heavy Rains Close Key Brazilian Soybean Corridor
Heavy rains in February have resulted in the temporary shutdown of Brazil’s largest roadway – BR-163 – that has prevented shippers from moving soybeans from…
Exports
February WASDE Mostly In-line with Expectations
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) resumed its monthly schedule of World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) on Friday. The report was the agency’s…
Buyers
Selling the Benefits of U.S. Soy in Barcelona
Five U.S. soybean farmers and 10 U.S. export representatives traveled to Barcelona to interact with nearly 250 soy buyers from around the world. The farmers…
Exports
Mexico Nearly Doubles Export Commitments of U.S. Soybeans
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) published its first tranche of weekly Foreign Ag Service (FAS) export data in six weeks on January 31st. The…
Exports
U.S. Soy: Meeting the Current and Future Needs of Indonesian Buyers
Indonesians eat a lot of tempeh, but with their rising prosperity, they'll likely be introducing more meat into their diets in the future. This populous…