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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Kazakhstan says food self-sufficiency exceeds 80% for most key products

Domestic production covers more than 80% of demand for most socially important foods in Kazakhstan, according to the Agriculture Ministry. The government is expanding dairy capacity and targeting products that remain more dependent on imports.

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

Netherlands leads Poland’s carrot suppliers as imports reach 20,030 tonnes

Poland imported 20,030 tonnes of fresh or chilled carrots and turnips from January through May 2026, according to GUS data cited by WP Finanse. The Netherlands supplied 46.7% of the volume, while Italy became the largest source in May as new-crop produce entered the market.

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Martin Keller
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

South Africa secures second soybean export deal with China for November

South Africa is set to ship about 200,000 tonnes of soybeans to China in November, its second such transaction after exports of 147,000 tonnes in 2023. The deal follows China’s removal of tariffs and comes as South Africa manages a record soybean harvest and a surplus beyond domestic crushing needs.

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

Turkey’s Ulaş state farm expects 50% rise in triticale seed harvest

TİGEM’s Ulaş farm expects to harvest about 6,000 tonnes of triticale in 2026 after regular rainfall lifted projected yields by 50% to 60%. The state operation supplies approximately half of Turkey’s certified triticale seed requirement.

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Martin Keller
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Chemicals & Fertilizers

EuroChem’s Lifosa halts 1 million-tonne phosphate fertilizer plant in Lithuania

Lifosa has suspended production at its 1 million-tonne-per-year phosphate fertilizer plant in Lithuania as record sulfur costs undermine operating economics. The shutdown removes DAP, MAP and NPS capacity from an already constrained market and has added upward pressure to European DAP prices.

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Katrin Vogel
Lead Chemicals & Fertilizers Analyst
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