Kazakhstan's Ministry of Trade and Integration has amended the national list of exchange commodities, changing the rules under which grain and sugar are traded on the domestic market. The order was signed by Minister Arman Shakkaliyev, according to Kazinform. The report does not set out the full text of the document, so the specific positions affected and the start date have to be read from the published order.
Egypt has begun preparing a citrus export program for Poland after its Warsaw trade office arranged about 50 meetings with Polish importers, retailers and companies. The initiative also promotes frozen strawberries, olives, tomato paste, juices and concentrates as Egypt seeks wider access to Central and Eastern Europe.
South Korea and Algeria plan to deepen agricultural cooperation through Sahara shrimp farming and local production of certified potato seed. The projects could strengthen Algeria’s food production and technical expertise, although investment, capacity and implementation timelines have not been disclosed.
Iran reportedly imported 300,000 tonnes of wheat during the first half of the year. The available report does not identify suppliers, purchasing terms or the period’s exact dates, limiting assessment of the impact on domestic supply and regional trade.
Kazakhstan will harvest 15.2 million tonnes of wheat in 2026, down 4.1 million tonnes from 2025, the Grain Union of Kazakhstan told the EURASIAN AGRICOM-2026 conference in Astana. Domestic prices are running 10,000 to 12,000 tenge per tonne above last season and the union expects no decline. Wheat-group exports are forecast to retreat from a record 15.7 million tonnes to 11.7 million in grain equivalent.
Bangladesh is pressing fruit importers to accelerate letters of credit and bring in more oranges, dates and other fruits. The government aims to increase domestic supply and stabilise prices as oranges become more expensive.
Paraguay exported 12,815 tonnes of pork worth $35.525 million FOB between January and August 2026. Taiwan accounted for 79% of volume and 85% of export value, leaving the sector heavily dependent on one market.
Ten Croatian mineral-water and soft-drink companies generated €528.2 million in revenue and €67.8 million in profit in 2025, according to CompanyWall data reported by Financije.hr. Jamnica plus and Coca-Cola HBC Hrvatska accounted for more than 92% of the group’s revenue, while results among smaller producers varied sharply.
A memorandum of understanding covers a cassava-based bioethanol plant on a 200-hectare site at Itokin and a 15,000-hectare feedstock base across four Nigerian states. The €256 million project still lacks disclosed capacity, committed financing and a construction timetable.
Russian retail prices for natural coffee declined by about 2% between January and August 2026 after a sharp increase in 2025. Lower arabica quotations could support further reductions, although currency movements and processing costs will slow their passage to consumers.
Vietnam’s rice exports declined in both volume and value during the first nine months of 2026, while average export prices also fell. Exporters are being pushed toward branded, higher-quality products as international demand remains weak and India increases supply.
Bayer plans to invest up to $2.2 billion in a modular pharmaceutical manufacturing campus in New Albany, Ohio. The digitally enabled facility will combine active-ingredient and finished-product production, supporting therapies in oncology, cardiovascular medicine and renal care.
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