Zara owner Inditex, the world's largest clothing retailer, said on Friday its suppliers would buy 2,000 metric tons of a raw material made out of cotton textile waste by Swedish company Renewcell.
India on Friday extended the suspension of trading in derivative contracts of key farm commodities for the second time, to run into late 2024, as the world's largest importer of vegetable oils and a major producer of wheat and rice seeks to curb food inflation.
The congestion at the main Brazilian ports for agricultural commodities exports could exacerbate a tightness in the global sugar market, according to the co-head of sugar trading for Sucden, Dimitri Varsano.
The congestion at the main Brazilian ports for agricultural commodities exports could worsen a tightness in the global sugar market, according to the co-head of sugar trading for Sucden, Dimitri Varsano.
Ivory Coast cocoa sector regulator will not allow bean grinders to accumulate stocks beyond authorised limits during the main October to March harvest to ensure fair access amid fears of a supply shortage.
London cocoa futures on ICE slipped on Friday after scaling fresh record highs earlier in the session, with reports of power outages in No. 2 producer Ghana adding to concerns over supply shortages.
Zara owner Inditex, the world's largest clothing retailer, said on Friday its suppliers would buy 2,000 metric tons of a raw material made out of cotton textile waste by Swedish company Renewcell.
U.S. soybean meal exports are well on their way to new highs this season with big weekly sales volumes rolling in after a terrifically bad soybean harvest in top soymeal supplier Argentina earlier this year.
China Southern Airlines reported on Friday its first quarterly profit in more than three years, as a pickup in international flights complemented a recovery in its home market.
Four vessels left Ukrainian Black Sea ports in the Odesa region on Friday as shipping via a new export corridor resumed after a three day pause, independent transport sector consultancy STC said.
Malaysian palm oil rose for a third consecutive session on Friday, with strength in China's edible oil market supporting prices, although lacklustre demand for the tropical product limited the upside potential in prices.
Chicago corn and soybeans edged up on Friday, with a sharp rise in crude oil and some improved signs for U.S. exports helping counter supply pressure from the U.S. harvest and South American planting.
Copper prices clawed higher on Friday on some upbeat signs of recovery in top metals consumer China and as speculators reacted to bullish short-term technical signals.
Indonesia's August palm oil exports, including refined products, stood at 2.07 million metric tons, down 55% from the same month last year, association GAPKI said in a statement on Friday.