Ukrainian farms have sown 693,000 hectares of spring grain as of March 17, or 24 percent of the expected sowing area, the agriculture ministry said on

China will maintain a high rate of self-sufficiency in major grain output and realize the food security target for the next ten years, according to an

Chinese trader COFCO Corp's move to grab control of two overseas grains operations in the space of a week threatens to limit the benefits Japan's Maru

War-torn Syria is struggling to buy food commodities in the quantities it needs, despite repeatedly issuing tenders for hundreds of thousands of tonne

Russia and Ukraine, the biggest Black Sea grain exporters, face stiff competition in the 2014/15 marketing year that should see lower prices for their

International grain traders are looking at French wheat as a possible replacement for Ukrainian supplies should shipments from one of the world's top

Western European wheat prices were steady on Friday as the market consolidated below a near one-year high, with traders awaiting next developments in

The prices of major farm produce in China continued to fall last week according to a survey of 36 large and medium-sized cities conducted by the Minis

Harsh U.S. weather and geopolitical turmoil in Ukraine have humbled a third global grain trader as Bunge Ltd reported a surprise loss for the first qu

Global food prices rose 2.6 percent in February in the sharpest climb since mid-2012 due to unfavourable weather, the United Nations food agency said