SSGA staff have compiled a roundup of current news in the container transportation industry. Click the links below to view the original stories. A prospective ship-to-rail container terminal on Oregon’s […]
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 […]
U.S. organic soybean imports were higher y/y for the seventh month in a row, reaching 23,000 MT over May. Organic soybean imports were supported in May by large volumes from […]
With food availability a concern in Indonesia, USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Agriculture Counselor Rey Santella emphasized the need for the United States and Indonesia to keep trade open to help […]
Relief is finally in sight for agricultural shippers, after President Biden signed the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022 on Thursday. The law will ensure a more competitive global ocean […]
Ag shippers from central U.S. in need of relief More than 2 ½ years ago, the Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance was one of the first agricultural associations to sound […]
For Yan Small, specialty soybeans grown and processed in Minnesota are perfect for her tofu. Sure, they’re conveniently located, as her business, MinnTofu, is based in the heart of the […]
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 […]
SSGA staff have compiled a roundup of current news in the container transportation industry. Click the links below to view the original stories. SSGA joined other several other agricultural organizations […]
There was some positive shipping news out of Duluth last month when 200 containers of Chippewa Valley Bean kidney beans left the Port of Duluth-Superior bound for Europe. It was […]
