By Bruce Abbe, strategic adviser for trade and transportation Canceled container ship sailings on the Trans-Pacific are continuing to cause turmoil for U.S. agriculture exporters – in particular for inland […]
Larger-than-expected beginning stocks and more harvested acres have placed organic corn and wheat on a bearish trend over the 2019/20 market year, according to the new Mercaris Organic Commodity Outlook. […]
By Eugene Philhower In these days of polarization on just about every topic, there is at least one concept that those of us in the food and farming sectors should […]
In lieu of person-to-person meetings in Washington, D.C., the Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance (SSGA) board used technology to hold their board meeting and visit various federal regulators April 6-7. […]
Compiled by Bruce Abbe, strategic adviser for trade and transportation Tracking the outlook for shipping during the last few weeks of the global coronavirus pandemic has been like riding on […]
According to the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council, Chinese companies who meet certain requirements can apply for tariff exemptions on imports. Exempt items include: wheat, soybeans, corn, and […]
Bruce Abbe, strategic adviser for trade and transportation Industry sources are predicting the recent shortage of containers inland that U.S. exporters need to ship overseas is about to take a […]
By Kim Link-Wills for American Shipper The transportation industry is critical for the movement of goods. But are all employees working for transportation and logistics companies “essential” during these unprecedented […]
By Arvin Donley for World Grain EU food and feed industry representatives are expressing concerns to the European Commission about enacting social distancing measures designed to prevent the spread of […]
The Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance (SSGA) team often refers to the organization’s main priorities as the “three legs on a stool.” Since SSGA’s inception in 2019, transportation and soya […]
