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15 June 2026 7 min reading

Special Story

Ethiopia’s Journey from Wheat Self-Sufficiency to Regional Grain Power

Africa’s second most populous nation, Ethiopia, is emerging as the continent’s rising grain powerhouse thanks to the remarkable leap it has achieved in wheat production in recent years.

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20 May 2026 13 min reading

Consumption Research

Foreign dependency in wheat, global power in production: Japan’s food industry

Despite its limited agricultural land and a nearly 90% dependency on wheat imports, Japan continues to serve as a global benchmark through its high-tech production model in the flour, bakery, and noodle sectors. In this transition from traditional rice-based diets to modern wheat-based consumption, Japan’s industrial success—ranging from the precise processing techniques of “shokupan” bread to the “instant noodle” innovations that dominate global markets—provides a concrete example of prioritizing value over volume.

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27 February 2026 5 min reading

News

Syria surge helps offset Türkiye’s flour export slump in 2025

Türkiye’s flour exports fell to 2.36 million metric tons in 2025, but a sharp rise in shipments to Syria helped cushion the downturn after Iraq’s purchases contracted steeply, the head of IAOM Eurasia said.

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26 December 2025 5 min reading

News

Weaker grain returns spur shift to oilseeds

Robust global production and elevated stock levels are keeping grain prices under pressure, while weaker income expectations are accelerating farmers’ shift toward oilseeds such as sunflower and soybeans, according to Saban Buttanrı, CEO of Agrolino Grains and Oil Seeds.

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09 December 2025 9 min reading

Article

Dough strength define perfect mixing for hard/fermented dough Biscuit

Dough strength measure the strength of the dough which developed during mixing in case of hard dough and fermented dough variety biscuit production. Dough strength value can be define the perfect dough/mixing.

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08 November 2023 18 min reading

Interview

Black Sea grain supply disruption appears unlikely

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