Turkey exported 123,000 tonnes of hazelnuts worth $1.620007 billion in January-July 2026, according to DKİB data reported by Kuzey Ekspres. Volume fell 23% year on year, while revenue increased 21%, indicating substantially higher export values per tonne.
Mexico’s federal government will distribute 4.566 billion pesos in an initial incentive payment to 26,800 corn producers in Sinaloa. The farms cover 348,045 hectares and produce 3.5 million tonnes of corn.
Falling cattle inventories in the United States, the European Union and Argentina are tightening global beef supply as Asian demand grows. FIFRA president Daniel Urcía sees an opportunity for Argentina, but says rebuilding production will take between two and five years.
RSPO members have capacity to produce 31.4 million tonnes of certified sustainable palm oil, while 2025 sales reached 16.2 million tonnes. The organization says further plantation certification could lift CSPO supply close to 40% of the global market.
Bolivia produces only 10%-12% of the wheat and 37.5% of the corn it consumes, leaving large supply gaps for millers, livestock producers and food companies. Argentina supplies most formal wheat purchases and part of the deficit is also covered through informal cross-border corn flows.
Ghana has abolished the 20% excise duty on locally manufactured fruit juices. Fruit growers, processors and industry associations in Ekumfi and Asebu welcomed the decision as support for domestic juice production.
The United States has imposed tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on Dominican imports after a Section 301 investigation into controls on goods produced with forced labor. Separate US findings identify risks involving Dominican sugar cane, baked goods, coffee, rice and tomatoes, while a phytosanitary ban has closed the US market to Dominican mangoes.
Belarus has overtaken Estonia and Germany to become Israel’s largest supplier of rapeseed oil, according to Belarusian Ambassador Yuri Yaroshevich. He said Belarusian oil is now widely used by Israel’s foodservice sector, while total Belarusian goods exports to the country are expected to reach $170-180 million in 2027.
Extreme heat has damaged dates in Tunisia’s oases, threatening the harvest of a crop central to the country’s agricultural economy. Tunisia ranks among the world’s ten largest date producers, but the available reporting provides no estimate of lost output or export volumes.
South Africa’s position as the world’s leading citrus exporter reflects decades of investment in research, genetics, innovation and logistics. Maintaining that lead will require the industry to keep connecting scientific advances with reliable delivery to international markets.
Romania’s 2026 wheat crop is forecast at 11.8 million tonnes by Economica.net, while a separate analysis cited by Cotidianul puts output at 13.3-14 million tonnes. Corn and sunflower prospects remain more exposed to drought, with large differences between Romania’s regions.
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