European and North American cheese markets are broadly stable this week, but the underlying tone is slightly bearish. Milk production in both regions is close to its seasonal peak, and the resulting surplus is leaving cooperatives with limited options. Manufacturing lines are running at capacity, with remaining volumes sold on spot markets to the highest […]
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Global prices pull back The Sugar No. 11 raw price stood at $13.88/lb and No. 5 white at $424/mt as...
Short covering ahead of grindings data The rally appears linked to short covering by funds ahead of major global grinding...
July contract rallies after testing support The most active contract shifted from May to July this week ahead of the...
All major oils lower BMD crude palm oil declined to $1,120/mt from $1,176/mt. CBOT soybean oil fell to 66.5 US...
US broiler production is heading for one of its most significant growth years in recent memory, with ready-to-cook output expected...
US broiler exports started 2026 on a muted note, with total shipments in February coming in just below 524 million...
Coffee futures ended the week at 286 US cents per pound, down 12.35 cents from the prior Tuesday, as a...
Australian sheep meat exports pulled back materially in March 2026, with total combined lamb and mutton shipments reaching 42,656 tonnes,...
Australia’s beef export program delivered its second-highest monthly total on record in March 2026, with broad-based demand across key markets...