Myanmar’s domestic corn market has cooled after Thailand-based CP Group suspended purchases for the whole of July. The interruption affects a trade corridor through which Myanmar plans to ship as much as 1.3 million tonnes of corn to Thailand this year.
CVC has reportedly spent about a year seeking a buyer for Greek dairy company Delta, but its valuation remains the main obstacle. Onlarissa.gr reports that CVC is asking close to €300 million, while Hellenic Dairies’ ceiling is said to be €200 million.
INA and Petrol have introduced limits on the amount of fuel customers can buy at filling stations in Croatia. INA said it was closely monitoring developments on international markets, but the available report did not specify the limits, their geographic coverage or their expected duration.
Lithuanian district heating suppliers warn that bills could rise by 25% or more in the coming heating season. Biofuel products are already about 40% more expensive than last summer, while European gas prices have nearly doubled from a year ago amid low storage levels and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz.
Romania’s heating and cooling bill has cleared its first committees in the Chamber of Deputies, advancing a reform linked to an €800 million PNRR tranche. The proposal keeps wood-stove replacement voluntary while requiring authorities to develop support programs for efficient heating technologies.
Foreign investment funds and multinational groups are showing growing interest in Greek food companies, leading to a continuing series of transactions in the agri-food sector. The available source material does not identify individual buyers, targets, deal values or completion dates.
Polish finished-hog prices rose by more than 29.6% in two weeks, with some class E offers reaching PLN 7.00 per kg. Reduced Spanish supply after a heatwave has increased demand for Polish animals, although market participants disagree over whether this fully explains the rally.
Argentine corn scheduled for shipment to China has reached a record 589,000 tonnes following the opening of the Chinese market. China is projected to import about 3 million tonnes this year, including roughly 1 million tonnes from Argentina.
Antigua and Barbuda has approved sanitary requirements for imports of Colombian beef, pork, poultry and related by-products. The decision completes a bilateral approval process that Colombia’s ICA says began in May 2025.
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.
Poland’s energy regulator says the ownership structure of underground gas storage is obstructing investment and should be reformed. URE also proposes transferring mandatory gas stocks from importers to a specialized state-controlled entity.
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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