The release of weekly export and import data for cereal and oilseed products in the European Union and Britain has been delayed by a technical issue, the European Commission said on Monday, without giving a new date of publication.
A prolonged dry spell persisted across Ivory Coast's cocoa-growing regions last week, jeopardising the outcome of the April-to-September mid-crop and potentially delaying the start of the next, farmers said on Monday.
Producer prices in Canada rose by 1.6% in April from March on higher prices for lumber and other wood products, Statistics Canada said on Monday. The annual increase in softwood lumber prices was the largest increase on record since the series began in 1957.
Retailers and unions negotiating over a legally binding workers' safety accord in Bangladesh due to expire on Monday reached a tentative deal to extend it by three months, unions involved in discussions said, provided the 200 signatory retailers agreed on the extension.
China plans to strengthen controls in industries such as steel and aluminium which involve high energy use and produce high emissions, in an effort to promote low-carbon developments, the environment ministry said on Monday.
Portugal's ailing airline TAP posted on Monday a first quarter loss of 365.1 million euros ($445.1 million) due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on global travel and the depreciation of the euro against the U.S. dollar.
Japan's biggest power generator JERA is in talks with companies at home and abroad including resource majors, shipping companies and local electric utilities to build a global supply chain for ammonia as a fuel, its president said on Monday.
Ukraine's grain exports have fallen by 23% in the first 11 months of the 2020/21 July-June season to 41.85 million tonnes, agriculture ministry data showed on Monday.
Swedish online second-hand shop Sellpy, which is majority-owned by fashion giant H&M, said on Monday it was opening in 20 more European countries, in a bet demand for sustainable fashion will keep growing.
Saudi Arabia's state grain organisation (SAGO) has agreed to buy 562,000 tonnes of wheat for delivery between August and September at $299.55 average price per tonne, it said on Monday.
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) agreed to a request from Kuala Lumpur to establish a panel examining a European Union law that restricts the use of palm oil-based biofuels, Malaysia's government and a Geneva-based trade source said on Monday.
Swedish online second-hand shop Sellpy, which is majority-owned by fashion giant H&M, said on Monday it was opening in 20 more European countries, in a bet demand for sustainable fashion will keep growing.
Shanghai copper registered a second consecutive month of gains on Monday as prices firmed on a potential supply threat in Chile and massive U.S. infrastructure spending plans.
Saudi Arabia's state grain organisation (SAGO) has agreed to buy 562,000 tonnes of wheat for delivery between August and September at $299.55 average price per tonne, it said on its website on Monday.
Consultancy Strategie Grains kept its forecast for the 2021 rapeseed harvest in the 27-nation European Union almost unchanged at 16.82 million against the 16.78 million tonnes projected a month ago.
Bangladesh's state grains buyer received the lowest price offer estimated at $339.33 a tonne CIF liner out in an international tender to purchase and import 50,000 tonnes of wheat which closed on Sunday, European traders said on Monday.
Shanghai copper prices rose on Monday, poised for a second consecutive monthly gain, as traders expect supply threat in Chile and massive U.S. spending plans on infrastructure to fuel shortages.
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