Tunisia expects poultry-meat production to rise from about 11,000 tonnes to 15,500 tonnes in October 2026, covering domestic consumption needs. Four containers carrying 290 tonnes each are also scheduled to arrive in November and December after heat-related bird mortality caused an earlier shortage.
Cameroon’s Far North region has prohibited unauthorized outbound shipments of local cereals and paddy rice to neighboring countries. The measure also bars the re-export of imported rice, sugar and other staples that received customs relief for sale on the Cameroonian market.
India plans to lift coal-fired generating capacity from about 224 GW to about 315 GW by 2035-2036 and annual coal output to 1.58 billion tonnes by 2030. The expansion includes underground mining, gasification and coal-to-chemicals projects, while stronger domestic supply could limit import demand.
Lower domestic bids caused by blocked Odesa ports are attracting interest from sunflower processors in the EU and Turkey. Their willingness to pay more than Ukrainian buyers could redirect seed away from the domestic crushing industry.
Moroccan exporters are seeking direct relationships with retailers in Poland and neighboring markets, bypassing re-exporters in Spain and the Netherlands. A first commercial trial involving Moroccan pink tomatoes has been agreed following meetings in Warsaw.
Morocco has brought into force final antidumping duties reaching 76% on plywood from China and galvanized wire from Egypt and the United Arab Emirates. Because Egyptian and Emirati goods enter duty free under Arab trade agreements, antidumping is the only instrument able to change their landed cost. Moroccan furniture, mesh, fencing and construction buyers absorb the immediate increase.
Retail tomato prices in France and Spain have jumped to around 8 euros per kilogram for standard varieties, with French-grown fruit reaching 12.39 euros, as Moroccan export flows to Europe slow. The Moroccan outlet akhbarona.com links the spike directly to reduced Moroccan supply being redirected to other export markets and domestic demand.
Georgia imported 348.1 tonnes of Russian pork worth $906,100 in August, setting a record for that month. The volume was 5.9 times the year-earlier level and represented about 13.4% of Georgia’s total monthly pork imports.
China's share of global pork imports dropped from 43% in 2021 to 23% in 2025, according to Agri.BG, roughly halving the country's weight in the trade in four years. The European Union remains the leading pork exporter but is under pressure as suppliers compete for a smaller pool of demand.
SAIL and BCCL have signed an agreement to jointly develop and operate two coking-coal blocks in West Bengal. The blocks have a combined peak rated capacity of 4 million tonnes a year and an estimated 79 million tonnes of extractable reserves in the first phase.
Energy expert Nihad Harbas told N1 that Bosnia and Herzegovina can no longer delay reform of its energy sector, warning that diesel could reach five convertible marks per litre and that pellet prices are rising with no commodity reserves to cushion them. He said electricity exports have fallen 20 to 30 percent as coal supply tightens and thermal plants over 50 years old run below capacity.
Brazil’s average chilled chicken quotation moved above the pork price in September, a level not seen in 22 years, according to Cepea data reported by Olhar Alerta. The crossover reflects opposing price movements in two competing animal-protein markets, although the available report does not specify the production, consumption or trade volumes behind the change.
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