The price of shelled Turkish hazelnuts delivered to Europe fell 15% between May and July and is down 52% from its September 2025 peak, according to myfruit.it. The decline reflects expectations of an abundant 2026 crop of about 810,000 tonnes and weak demand, with exports down 38% year on year.
Brazil suspended a planned 120% tariff on Argentine milk powder before it took effect, according to Itatiaia. The retreat followed Argentina’s threat to challenge the measure at the WTO and impose additional tariffs on Brazilian engines, parts and cargo trucks.
Coffee prices in Poland increased by more than one-fifth over the past year, but consumers continued buying. Whole-bean coffee is gaining share from ground coffee, while younger drinkers are showing greater interest in cold brew.
Thousands of tonnes of olive oil remain unsold at Greek cooperatives amid weak commercial activity, Parapolitika reports. Stocks are held across major producing regions, from Crete and the Peloponnese to Central Greece and the Ionian Islands.
China harvested 7,374,060.7 tonnes of pumpkins, squash and gourds in 2023, representing 31.2% of global output. Its fresh export share remained below 1% by value, while Guizhou is expanding contract farming and processing capacity.
European wheat futures reached €216.50 per tonne as navigation risks in the Sea of Azov added a premium to Black Sea grain. EU soft wheat exports opened the 2026/27 season 62% below last year, while Romania’s large harvest and higher FOB prices created a potential sales window.
Migros has withdrawn a specific batch of smoked salmon after Listeria monocytogenes was detected during routine quality control. Customers should not consume the affected product and may return it for a full refund.
Thailand’s Trade Policy and Strategy Office is studying a shift from commodity rice toward sustainable, heritage and health-focused varieties. The strategy aims to raise farmer income, differentiate Thai rice and improve access to premium markets as environmental trade requirements expand.
Thai agribusiness group C.P. plans about $600 million in additional investment to expand deep-processing and export capacity in Vietnam. The money covers $200 million to double the Binh Phuoc poultry complex, $300 million for a new plant in Phu Tho and $100 million for clean pork slaughter.
Thailand plans to introduce carbon tracking, credit trading and CCUS across its sugarcane and sugar industry. The sector emits an estimated 35-45 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent annually, making it central to the country’s 2050 net-zero target.
Officials, industry representatives and provincial authorities in Pakistan warn of a significant wheat production shortfall and push for imports. Federal Minister Rana Tanveer denies any shortage, blaming hoarding for price spikes and citing output about 1.36 million metric tons above last year.
Egypt allocated 133.8 billion pounds for bread subsidies in fiscal 2026/2027, up 9.8 billion pounds from the previous year. June wheat imports fell to a record monthly low of 405,000 tonnes after heavy early-year purchases and the arrival of the domestic crop.
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