Organic soybean imports into the United States bounced back in August but remained below historic levels. An estimated 13,000 MT of organic soybeans were imported in August, which is down […]
The Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance (SSGA) board made their way to Fargo, N.D., Sept. 13-14 for the organization’s quarterly board meeting. Before they got down to business on Thursday […]
The U.S. Identity Preserved label was on display when SSGA participated in USSEC’s Soy Connext conference Aug. 21-23 in New York City. SSGA was a sponsor and manned a trade table […]
This monthly feature from SSGA’s Agronomy Action Team highlights growing conditions for Identity Preserved crops from different regions around the country. Thanks to the states/regions that contributed this month. If […]
The Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance (SSGA) is creating opportunities beyond the St. Lawrence Seaway. In August, SSGA hosted a See for Yourself Port of Halifax tour, sponsored by the […]
After a strong June, U.S. organic soybean imports were quiet in July. An estimated 1,400 MT of organic soybeans came in during July, all of which were sourced from Canada. […]
The term “fork to farm” still might sound backwards to some, but for the Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance (SSGA) and its members who supply food-grade soybeans, including those labeled […]
Nearly 75% of International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) of Canada members voted to approve the tentative agreement with West Coast ports last week, but congestion in the supply chain […]
This monthly feature from SSGA’s Agronomy Action Team highlights growing conditions for Identity Preserved crops from different regions around the country. Thanks to the states/regions that contributed this month. If […]
While the grains may be ancient, the market for them is growing and evolving. That was the message shared during the second annual Ancient Grains Conference at the Oliver Kelley […]
