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| Food & Beverages

World coffee crop forecast to reach record 190 million bags

Global coffee production is forecast to reach a record 190 million bags in the new campaign beginning in October, Agence Ecofin reports. A crop of that size could improve availability across the supply chain, although its effect on prices will depend on origin-level output, quality and the pace of deliveries.

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Isabella Romano
Lead Food & Beverage Analyst
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| Food & Beverages

Greece tightens street-market rules as Attica vendors face single-category licences

A ministerial decision requires professional vendors in Attica’s street markets to select one of nine activity categories and sell only within it after a six-month transition. Nea Kriti reports that the wider framework applies across Greece, while producer-vendors remain restricted to goods from their own production.

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Isabella Romano
Lead Food & Beverage Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Mercosur exhausts EU chilled-beef tariff quota months before year-end

Mercosur exporters have used the entire 6,050-tonne EU tariff quota for high-quality chilled beef, prompting Uruguay’s INAC to stop issuing certificates under the allocation. Attention is now shifting to the proposed EU–Mercosur agreement, which would create a much larger annual beef quota.

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Martin Keller
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Energy & Fuels

Poland’s coal phase-down exposes widening regional transition risks

Poland’s retreat from coal will affect 66 counties across 11 provinces, but their ability to absorb the economic shock varies widely. An Instrat Foundation report calls for revised mine-closure schedules and more targeted support as coal generation becomes increasingly uncompetitive.

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Daniel Brooks
Lead Energy Markets Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Tunisia's date exports surpass 850 million dinars, led by Deglet Ennour

Tunisia's date exports have crossed 850 million dinars in value, confirming the fruit as one of the country's leading agricultural exports. The premium Deglet Ennour variety accounts for most of the earnings, and the sector's indicators have turned positive.

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Martin Keller
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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