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| Food & Beverages

Record cheese imports squeeze Spain’s sheep and goat dairy farmers

Spain imported a record 435,000 tonnes of cheese in 2025, 6.4% more than a year earlier and three times its export volume. Growing demand for cheaper foreign cheese is putting pressure on domestic sheep and goat milk production and on small artisanal processors.

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

Korean farming program lifts rice and orange incomes in Uganda

A Korean-backed agricultural technology program more than doubled rice harvests and raised participating households’ rice income by 132% in Uganda. Orange productivity among 140 demonstration households rose 186%, while income increased 309%.

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Marco Bianchi
Lead Logistics & Freight Analyst
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| Energy & Fuels

Indonesia has 1 million tonnes of unused molasses available for bioethanol

Indonesia produces about 1.9 million tonnes of molasses annually, but only 900,000 tonnes are currently absorbed, leaving 1 million tonnes potentially available for bioethanol. Limited fuel-grade ethanol output, logistics costs and underused processing capacity remain obstacles to the planned E10 mandate in 2027.

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Priya Raghavan
Energy Markets Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Long dry season drives rice prices to Rp900,000 per sack in Gorontalo

Rice prices at Gorontalo City’s Central Market have risen from about Rp650,000 to Rp800,000-Rp900,000 per 50-kilogram sack. VIVA attributes the increase to crop failures and reduced supplies following a dry season that began in March 2026.

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Ana Lucia Fernandes
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Extreme weather cuts South Australian orange and mandarin supply

Record-breaking heatwaves followed by colder, wetter winter conditions have reduced orange and mandarin volumes from South Australia’s Riverland. Australian shoppers may see fewer of the region’s citrus fruits on store shelves.

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Ana Lucia Fernandes
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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