The country will reap the fruits of its favourable agricultural season
All indications are that we are on the verge of the long-awaited recovery of worldwide grain supplies
The rainy summer shielded field crops and horticulture from the negative effects of load-shedding
How the shifting seasons will affect the country’s crop output, with yield expected to be sufficient to meet local and export requirements
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The country’s sector should be robust enough to survive renewed global risks
The figures demonstrate a counter position to the generally optimistic outlook of the sector
The non-renewal of the Black Sea Grain Deal and India’s rice ban continue to weigh heavily on production
Grain supplies for both domestic consumption and export remain healthy
Regardless of the instability of world production, there are strong reasons to feel optimistic about grocery prices