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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

South Korea Builds 21,000-Tonne Vegetable Reserve to Protect Chuseok Supply

South Korea has secured 15,000 tonnes of cabbage and 6,000 tonnes of radish for release if adverse weather disrupts supplies before Chuseok. Early-August wholesale prices for cabbage, radish and head cabbage remained 31%-43% below normal after favorable growing conditions increased yields.

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Ana Lucia Fernandes
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Global rice output forecast to fall 9 million tonnes in 2026-27

World rice production is forecast to decline by 9 million tonnes to 536.4 million tonnes in the 2026-27 marketing year. Malaysia Sun reported that a potentially strong El Niño, rising input costs and geopolitical pressures are weighing on the outlook.

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Ana Lucia Fernandes
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Food & Beverages

South Korea’s bean coffee market grows 2.4-fold as cafes top 100,000

South Korea’s bean coffee market has expanded 2.4-fold in six years, while the country’s coffee-product market reached 3.7359 trillion won. More than 100,000 cafes are now operating as both specialty coffee and low-cost, large-volume formats gain ground at the expense of instant coffee mix.

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David Okafor
Food & Beverage Analyst
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| Trade Policy & Macro

US trade probe threatens Australian lamb’s $1.4 billion American market

Australian farmers and meat exporters are mobilising against a Trump administration trade probe that could restrict lamb shipments to the United States. The Australian Financial Review reports that the market is worth $1.4 billion and Australian imports account for about three-quarters of US supply.

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Eleanor Hayes
Lead Trade Policy Analyst
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