Cambodia exported 831,179 tonnes of raw cashew nuts in the first four months of 2026, up 24% year on year, according to the Cashew Nut Association of Cambodia. Revenue exceeded $1.44 billion, while the country’s cashew area stands at more than 580,000 hectares.
Rabobank expects Brazil's long run of soybean area growth to stall in the 2026/27 crop and forecasts lower national output. The bank blames compressed farmer margins from weak prices and tighter credit conditions that discourage new plantings in the world's largest soybean exporter.
Indonesia secured interest from 87 international buyers at World of Coffee 2026 in Belgium, with potential transactions valued at $10.8 million, or Rp194.2 billion. The mission targeted Europe’s growing specialty coffee market and Belgium’s role as a regional distribution hub.
Corn and soybean futures advanced in Chicago on July 23, 2026, while wheat retreated from a multiyear high. Expectations of reduced US corn acreage, strong ethanol demand and Black Sea logistics risks supported the grain complex, while Brazilian corn also gained on B3.
Greek grape exports have fallen to 50,000 tonnes from 250,000 tonnes in previous years, according to ekriti.gr. Drought, repeated heatwaves and hail have reduced yields in Crete, while exporters face competition from Italy, Spain and Egypt.
Russia has extended zero import duties on several fuels and gasoline additives until mid-2027 as it seeks to increase domestic supply. Refineries may temporarily use up to 1% monomethylaniline and produce gasoline under relaxed specifications through December 31, 2026.
Lactalis has entered exclusive negotiations with the Triballat family to acquire the French dairy group behind Rians faisselle and desserts. The transaction would add ten protected designations to Lactalis’ portfolio, including several goat cheeses it does not currently own.
Italy’s Unified Conference has approved an opinion supporting extended producer responsibility rules for textiles. The framework would make manufacturers, first importers, major distributors and online sellers help finance and organize post-consumer collection, reuse and recycling.
Vietnam exported more than 5 million tonnes of rice in the first half of 2026, the highest volume recorded for the period. Prices recovered in June and July on demand from the Philippines and China, but abundant global supply and possible Philippine trade barriers are intensifying competition.
Vietnam has placed e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products on the lists of goods prohibited from both export and import under Decree 292/2026/ND-CP. The measure formalizes their treatment under the country’s foreign trade management rules and closes legal routes for cross-border commercial shipments.
Austrians now drink about 30 litres less beer per person annually than in the 1990s, a decline of roughly 25%. Brewers are responding to weaker demand by investing in alcohol-free and lighter beer, smaller packs and returnable packaging.
Ukraine exported 2,220 tonnes of fresh beef worth $17.66 million in the first half of 2026, sharply exceeding the previous year’s figures. Focus reports that stronger exports have not yet caused a significant increase in domestic retail prices or created expectations of a shortage.
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