Tunisia held a tender for the purchase of wheat
On September 10, the Tunisian Grain Agency (ODC) held a tender for 100,000 tonnes of soft wheat of any origin, Reuters reported.
The 100,000 tonnes of wheat were purchased from Bunge at $254.58 per tonne on a cash and freight basis.
Bunge was the lowest bidder. Other bidders were higher: Ameropa at $259.85; Casillo at $259.97; and other companies at over $260.
According to the tender terms, shipments will take place in four 25,000-tonne batches from November 5 to December 15, depending on origin.
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