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International Trade

Grain elevators, port damaged after Russian attack

Since leaving the grain deal in mid-July, Russia has destroyed 180,000 tonnes of grain crops and 26 port infrastructure facilities.

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Half US corn, soybean crops in drought conditions

Late July's sizzling temperatures and scattered rainfall create crop yield worries.

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US: Grain prices volatile after Russia leaves Black Sea deal

As Russia promises African nations free grain, the Biden administration is calling for a full return to the Black Sea grain deal.

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Business & Markets

Language shouldn’t be a barrier for agrifood companies

There could be a lot of untapped potential in current workers and those seeking employment, simply because employers aren’t engaging with them.

Mergers & Acquisitions

ForFarmers acquires Piast Pasze in Poland

Companies will merge their feed activities, increasing the volume of ForFarmers/Tasomix by 410,000 tons.

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Business & Markets

Hormel: Think of your vendors as partners

When companies that do business with one another better communicate their supply chain challenges, they can better prevent bigger problems from happening.

Jen Ehresmann, Hormel Foods vice president of supply chain, says companies need to switch from a mentality of vendor management to vendor partnership.

International Trade

Russia attacks Ukrainian grain port after leaving export deal

Falling debris and blast waves damaged unspecified port infrastructure in one of Ukraine's main ports.

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International Trade

Black Sea Grain Initiative ends as Russia withdraws

Russia formally notified Ukraine it was suspending its participation in the Black Sea grain deal.

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AFIA names global programs specialist

Ivy Torres will be responsible for supporting international market access.

Canada diverts low-yielding cereal, pulse acres to feed

Move is designed to help with feed shortage and allow crop producers to make additional feed available to graze, bale or silage.

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USPOULTRY names Venable EVP – expo & communication services

She has been a member of the U.S. Poultry & Egg Association staff since 2010

USDA: Strong corn, soybean harvest despite dry conditions

July WASDE noted corn harvest was predicted at a record large 15.3 billion bushels and soybean harvest at 4.3 billion bushels.

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