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| Select | Annual | Coffee | Lima | Peru | 5/15/2012
Coffee production for Marketing Year 2013 (April/March) is forecast at 4.8 million 60-kilogram bags, a 7 percent decrease from the all time record crop of 5.15 60-kilogram bags in MY 2012. Peru’s coffee exports in CY 2011 were 296,299 MT, increasing 29 percent compared to the previous year. However, in terms of value, coffee exports grew 79 percent, reaching $1.6 billion.
Coffee Annual_Lima_Peru_5-10-2012
| This Week in Canadian Agriculture Issue 10 | Agriculture in the News | Ottawa | Canada | 5/15/2012
Glencore Takeover of Viterra Clears More Hurdles * Sheep on the Lamb No Laughing Matter * Canadian Agricultural Biotechnology Company Seeking Canadian Approval for Non-Browning Apples * Late April Freeze Hits Ontario Apple Orchards Hard * Canada's Largest Food Retailer to Eliminate All Artificial Colors and Flavoring from Their President's Choice Product Lines * Canada's Largest Quick Serve Restaurant Chain Follows MacDonald's Animal Welfare Initiatives
This Week in Canadian Agriculture Issue 10_Ottawa_Canada_05-10-2012
| Italian Grain and Feed Report 2012 | Grain and Feed | Rome | Italy | 5/15/2012
MY 2012/13 Italian wheat area is expected to increase by about 15 percent, recovering from the previous year. Both soft and durum wheat acreage significantly increased due to excellent weather in the fall of 2011 and to relatively profitable prices. Italian corn area is forecast to increase also by about 2 percent from the previous year to approximately 1 million hectares, while rice sowed area is estimated to drop by almost 4 percent with a production expected to fall accordingly.
Italian Grain and Feed Report 2012_Rome_Italy_5-9-2012
| Beans and Pulses Monthly Report March 2012 | Grain and Feed | Rangoon | Burma - Union of | 5/15/2012
Burma exported 158,944 metric tons (MT) of beans and pulses in March, an increase of 82 percent from the same period in 2011. Of this total, 59 percent went to India or 93,892 MT, followed by Singapore with 15 percent or 23,811 MT, and Vietnam five percent or 8,568 MT. Additionally, two percent of the total mung bean exports or 804 MT were traded with China through border trade.
Beans and Pulses Monthly Report March 2012_Rangoon_Burma - Union of_5-9-2012
| Coffee, Green | Honduran 2012/2013 Coffee Exports Continue to Roast | Coffee | Tegucigalpa | Honduras | 5/14/2012
Honduras ranks first in Central America, third in Latin America, and seventh globally in coffee exports by volume. Honduran coffee production in marketing year 2012/2013 (October 2012 – September 2013) is forecast at 5 million 60-kilogram bags. Coffee exports for 2012/2013 are forecast at 4.4 million bags. The historical increase in production and sales stems from the high international price of coffee, increased plantings, and good growing conditions. The Specialty Coffee Association of Amer...
Coffee Annual_Tegucigalpa_Honduras_5-9-2012
| Select | Annual Coffee Report | Coffee | Sao Paulo ATO | Brazil | 5/14/2012
This report updates BR110025. The ATO/Sao Paulo projects coffee production in Brazil for marketing year (MY) 2012/13 (July-June) at 55.9 million 60-kg bags, up 6.7 million bags compared to the previous MY as a consequence of the on-year of the biennial production cycle of the Arabica trees and good production potential for Robusta trees, especially in Espirito Santo. Coffee exports are forecast at 34 million bags, a 12 percent increase compared to MY 2011/12, due to likely higher availability o...
Coffee Annual_Sao Paulo ATO_Brazil_5-9-2012
| Agriculture a Major Topic at the Let's Do Business Conference | Agricultural Situation, Trip Report | Pretoria | Mozambique | 5/14/2012
On April 18-19, 2012, FAS/Pretoria participated on the “Let’s Do Business” conference in Maputo. During the conference, FAS/Pretoria attended a round-table discussion with the Minister of Agriculture on policy reforms. FAS/Pretoria also consulted with several companies and private volunteer organizations (PVOs) interested in doing business in Mozambique and promoted FAS credit guarantee and food aid programs.
Agriculture a Major Topic at the Let's Do Business Conference _Pretoria_Mozambique_5-9-2012
| Grains and Oilseeds Market Update | Grain and Feed, Oilseeds and Products | Sofia | Bulgaria | 5/14/2012
Bulgaria experienced challenging fall and winter weather that stymied seeding operations and brought record low temperatures and snowfall. Rapeseed recorded the greatest winterkill losses followed by some damage to barley, and minimal effect on wheat. Damaged rapeseed crops are expected to be replaced with corn and sunflower seed in 2012. Wet weather in May will be critical for crop development and, eventually, higher yield as spring to date has remained sparse of moisture.
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Grains and Oilseeds Market Update_Sofia_Bulgaria_5-9-2012
| Profile of North China Food Manufacturing | Agricultural Trade Office Activities, Agricultural Situation, Food Processing Ingredients, Market Development Reports, Raisins | Beijing ATO | China - Peoples Republic of | 5/14/2012
This EMP-funded study provides a survey-based profile of North China’s food manufacturers, including their ingredient needs and interest in imports. Detailed data on manufacturers will be published in a separate report.
Profile of North China Food Manufacturing_Beijing ATO_China - Peoples Republic of_5-7-2012
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