Iraq grain buyer to import wheat from 2022 to compensate for lower local harvest yield
Iraq procured 3.365mln tonnes of wheat from farmers this year.
BAGHDAD- Iraq’s state-grain buyer said on Monday it aims to import wheat at the start of next year to compensate for a lower yield in the country’s local harvest this season because of less rainfall.
Iraq procured 3.365 million tonnes of wheat from farmers this year, down sharply from 5.024 million tonnes a year prior.
Read also
Afghanistan becomes global leader in drug production thanks to ephedra shrub
Ukraine agrees to establish first agrohub in Africa
Wheat tenders show stable asking prices despite forecasts of increased global harvest
Syrian government officials arrive in Ukraine to discuss food supplies
Soybean prices are expected to weaken in Asia amid trade uncertainty between the U...
Got additional questions?
We will be happy to assist!
Write to us
Our manager will contact you soon