Trade and markets

Imports from China are plummeting. In March, the USDA had already lowered the forecast for Chinese wheat imports to 6.5 million wheat. Photo: Canva
08-05 | News

China cuts wheat imports: Global markets brace for major shakeup

International trade in agricultural products thrive with stable and predictable rules adhered to by governments. Photo: Canva
07-05 | News

WTO sounds alarm on global agricultural trade

US tariffs: How will farmers in Canada, the US and Mexico be affected?
17-03 | News

US tariffs: How will farmers in Canada, the US and Mexico be affected?

In 2024, Belarussian dairy products made their debut in several promising markets, including Algeria, Mexico, Kenya, Kuwait and Nigeria. Photo: Misset
07-03 | News

Belarus dairy exports on the rise

President-elect Donald Trump’s plans for mass deportation of illegal migrant workers will cause dairy farmers to lose a key source of labour unless thousands of workers are rapidly made legal. Photo: Canva
15-01 | News

Challenges and opportunities for the US dairy sector in 2025

The expected increase in cheese production in 2025 will come at the expense of butter, non-fat dry milk, and whole milk powder production. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten  
10-12-2024 | News

EU dairy forecast 2025

The Chinese push towards self-sufficiency in dairy products promises to tremendously impact global trade. Photo: Canva
06-12-2024 | News

As China focusses on self-sufficiency, Poland looks to new dairy markets

China is one of the largest importers of dairy from the EU, although the total import figures recently show a decline due to higher domestic production and self-sufficiency. Photo: Canva
02-09-2024 | News

China and EU dairy trade dispute: What’s the story?

Policymakers say tough competition with cheap Chinese dry milk is squeezing the Kazakh raw milk sector. Photo: Canva
02-08-2024 | News

Kazakhstan dairy industry crisis deepens

Global dairy markets stable, Oceania butter price rise
30-07-2024 | Article

Global dairy markets stable, Oceania butter price rise