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TOPIC(S): Cotton, Ag Asia / Pacific, Trade (Commodities), Ag Australia/NZ,

02/21/2023 SOURCE: www.reuters.com

Australian cotton clears Chinese customs on bets sanctions will end

Chinese cotton buyers are buying up Australian product in anticipation the unofficial ban that decimated Australian cotton exports to China could lift amid a diplomatic thaw that has already seen trade resume in other sanctioned commodities.

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TOPIC(S): Cotton, Markets/Pricing, Trade (Commodities),

02/20/2023 SOURCE: www.cottongrower.com

Shurley: Connecting the Dots with Old Crop and New Crop

Some growers may be wrestling with tough cotton market decisions. Dr. Don Shurley recaps the recent status of the U.S. and global cotton markets.

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Topics: Corn/Maize, Trade (Commodities), Ag North America,

Exclusive: U.S. demands Mexico explain science behind GMO corn ban

The new U.S. agriculture trade chief on Thursday told Reuters that he has given Mexico until Feb. 14 to respond to a U.S. request to explain the science behind Mexico's planned bans on genetically modified corn and glyphosate herbicide.

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TOPIC(S): GMO's, Trade (Commodities), Ag Africa,

02/07/2023 SOURCE: www.newtimes.co.rw

In a column for The New Times, Willmore Chingwena notes that the country should not be afraid of importing processed GM products from Kenya, arguing that processed products pose no risk to the environment, and notes that GM crops can increase food security and reduce dependence on agricultural inputs.

Rwanda’s green growth vs GMO preparing for better or worse

In the “land of a thousand hills,” as Rwanda is fondly known, the country is rich in plants and animals which makes part of the biodiversity. Rwanda is setting a precedent to...

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Topics: Corn/Maize, GMO's, Trade (Commodities), Ag North America,

U.S. rejects Mexico proposals on GMO corn trade

Mexico has failed to satisfy the “grave concerns” of the United States over a potential ban on imports of U.S.-grown GMO corn, said trade officials.

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TOPIC(S): Corn/Maize, Soybeans, Markets/Pricing, Trade (Commodities), Ag South America, Weather,

01/04/2023 SOURCE: www.reuters.com

Column: Argentina's soy, corn may hinge on La Nina's exit after dry 2022

Recent rainfall across Argentina, the world’s leading soybean meal exporter and key corn supplier, has been the scarcest in over three decades, keeping the pressure on struggling crops.

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Topics: Wheat, Corn/Maize, Soybeans, Cotton, Dairy, Trade (Commodities), USDA,

USDA invests $200 million to expand market development programs

USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service announces list of entities receiving MAP, FMD funding in 2023.

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture US, Trade (Commodities), Commodity/Trade Groups,

01/03/2023 SOURCE: www.aginfo.net

Ag Groups Applaud McKalip Confirmation and Immigration Not In Omnibus

Ag groups applaud the confirmation of USTR Chief Ag Negotiator Doug McKalip, and immigration withheld from Omnibus spending bill.

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TOPIC(S): Tobacco, Trade (Commodities),

01/03/2023 SOURCE: www.trtworld.com

Cuba wins lawsuit with US over famed Cohiba cigars

Ruling comes after US Trademark Trial and Appeal Board 20 cancelled US-based firm General Cigar's trademark registrations for term 'Cohiba' for cigars, said Habanos SA, Cuba's state cigar monopoly.

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Topics: Commodities, Agriculture Global, Sustainability, Trade (Commodities), Biotech, Renewable Energy (Solar/Wind),

The New Era of Biofuels Raises Environmental Concerns

To realize the potential of biofuels, the industry needs to pay attention to how feedstock crops change soil carbon

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