CBOT Wheat Futures Drop to Three-Month Low

CBOT Wheat Futures Drop to Three-Month Low

Trading activity for DDGS remained steady today, as reports align with current price ranges. Market participants noted that a couple of plants are undergoing maintenance, resulting in a momentary tighter supply.

CME grain prices had an upward trend, apart from December wheat which declined by $0.1125, reaching $5.84/bu. Meanwhile, December corn increased $0.0200, closing at $4.85/bu., and November soybeans jumped by $0.0600, settling at $13.69/bu. Additionally, October soymeal prices rose by $3.30, reaching $406.00/st. Wheat prices plummeted to their lowest level in over three months due to the ongoing decline in Russian export prices, aiming to boost demand.

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Sausage casings bulletin, March 7, 2025

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EASA releases EU SAF mandate penalty reference prices

EASA releases EU SAF mandate penalty reference prices

The EU Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) released its report on 2024 aviation fuel prices on February 25, and this will be used to assess penalties for non-compliance with ReFuelEU...

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Gulf UCO, tallow prices edge lower; Chicago lard posts modest gains

Gulf UCO, tallow prices edge lower; Chicago lard posts modest gains

Activity in the US animal fats and oils markets picked up late in the day on Monday March 3, with the US Gulf region reporting the bulk of trades.

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