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The FAO’s latest report projects a 5.6% decline in global grain trade for 2024/25, driven by reduced demand from China and export restrictions in major producing countries.

New forecasts from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) suggest that the global cereal stock-to-use ratio will decline but still remain comfortable.

New forecasts from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) suggest that the global cereal stock-to-use ratio will decline but still remain comfortable.

Higher international quotations for vegetable oils, dairy products and meat more than offset lower quotations for cereals and sugar.

FAO Food Price Index dips by 1.9 percent while new FAO forecasts point to lower global cereals output in 2022.