Peru exported $48 million of Amazon Brazil nuts in 2025, up 27.6% from 2024, according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru. The supply chain is concentrated in Madre de Dios and depends on conserved Amazon forests shared with Bolivia and Brazil.
Europe’s 2026 peach and nectarine harvest is estimated at 2.74 million tonnes, up about 8% from 2025. Additional supply is pressuring Italian grower prices, while selected French categories remain tight and Spanish producers face higher costs.
Nigeria will host Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana in Abuja for a summit to launch an alliance focused on ending raw cocoa exports. The initiative seeks to move more processing into producing countries and could reshape cocoa trade flows if followed by concrete policies.
Colombia expects Tahiti lime exports to rise from about 100,000 tonnes in 2025 to as much as 200,000 tonnes within two or three years. New orchards, sustained US demand and access to China support the forecast, although long transit times and logistics costs remain significant constraints.
Rong Viet Securities forecasts Nam Viet’s 2026 net profit attributable to parent-company shareholders at VND1.087 trillion, its first result above VND1 trillion. Higher catfish and tilapia volumes are expected to support revenue, although weaker tilapia prices and rising logistics costs remain pressure points.
French durum wheat delivered to port rose by €8 to €258 per tonne, providing a firmer reference for Greece’s uncertain market. Agronews reports indicative Greek export offers of €225-230 per tonne FOB for lower-quality wheat, while producer prices may settle near €0.19 per kilogram.
Turkey exported 3,615 tonnes of honey worth $15.8 million to 37 countries in the first half of the year, according to DKİB data. The United States, United Kingdom and Germany led buyers, while Syria, Denmark, Sweden, Liberia and Cape Verde were new destinations.
Russian sales of new trucks declined 16% year on year in the first six months of 2026, according to ROAD data reported by RZD-Partner. Domestic manufacturers increased their share from 48% within a contracting market, although the available report did not disclose the new percentage.
La Unión Extremadura has called for the immediate suspension of the EU’s preferential trade arrangement with Myanmar. The farm group says duty-free rice enters Europe at less than half the cost of EU production, depressing producer prices and cultivated area.
Indian rice export prices increased for a third consecutive week after the government raised the OMSS reserve price and weak monsoon rainfall slowed paddy planting. Thai and Vietnamese 5% broken rice remained substantially more expensive, although demand in both markets was subdued.
New US tariffs leave Brazilian rice and grapes subject to a 25% surtax even as coffee, beef, oil and other flagship products win exemptions. The rice sector, centred in Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, warns of lost competitiveness in a key export market at a time of already negative margins.
More than 150 filling stations have been advertised for sale across Russia over the past month as private operators struggle with scarce fuel and unprofitable wholesale prices. The government has approved price-stabilization measures, while a diesel export ban is helping redirect supplies to domestic regions.
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