Keeping an eye on the grain market - April 22 update

The bulk of the weekly price gains are related to positive offshore developments, as markets look to potential weather issues in the Americas.

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Keeping an eye on the grain market - April 22 update

The UK will likely produce a wheat crop of around 14.6 million tonnes implying wheat imports will be a feature again next season. Weather is firmly in the driving seat with all wheat markets pushed...

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