S&P Platts Agriculture

• INTERVIEW: Biofuel sector unprepared for launch of EU traceability platform: BioLedger
• EU parliament votes in favor of EUDR implementation delay
• US fuel retailers, biofuels groups ask Congress for short-term tax credit package
• Germany pauses biofuel ticket rollovers to address oversupply
• Germany's SEFE partners with Brazil's Eletrobras on green hydrogen supply
• Global price slump sends Vietnam on rice buying spree
• FEATURE: Turkey's wheat and corn imports fall as import policies changes unfold
• ADNOC considering 'game changer' shift of sulfur sales to ADNOC Trading: sources
• Thailand I-REC Market Faces Persistent Oversupply Despite Record Issuance
• China's record low urea exports support nitrogen fertilizers outlook: Fertiglobe
• India eyes sweet sorghum as alternative feedstock to boost ethanol production
• USDA cuts MY 2024-25 global wheat export forecast to 214.67 mil mt
• Indonesia targets three-year timeline for 50% biodiesel mandate
• ASIA WHEAT OCT ROUNDUP: Australian harvest kicks off; markets digest Trump win
• Trump's win to bring spotlight on US agricultural trade, sustainability
• US ELECTIONS: Republicans win Senate majority, raising uncertainty over fate of US climate law
• ASIA SAF ROUNDUP: Higher feedstock prices raise Asia SAF cost of production in Oct
• US ELECTIONS: Texas oil and gas stalwart keeps Senate seat, NC governor to push for emissions cuts
• Thailand, Pakistan lead Bulog's ninth rice tender of the year, securing contracts
• China's return to Australian wheat market sees muted price impact
• Thai tech and EV boom spurs I-REC demand, FiT boosts green energy: The Lantau Group
• Feedstock limitations and burgeoning demand to keep bio-LNG premiums versus NWE elevated
• US ELECTIONS: Geopolitical risks, key policy concerns top of mind for oil major executives
• Lithuania's natural gas consumption rises 31% YOY in first nine months: Amber Grid
• Canadian fertilizer market braces for port strike in British Columbia from Nov. 4
• Infographic: US elections pivotal for agricultural trade, sustainability
• Brazilian rice prices fall after government announces sale program amid market skepticism
• BP secures further approval for A$580 mil Kwinana biorefinery conversion in Australia
• INTERVIEW: Trump win could spur China to boost US agricultural imports
• INTERVIEW: US rice industry faces challenges amid global competition
• US, Northwest Europe extend blue ammonia premium to Asia in September
• INTERVIEW: Harris, Trump could implement similar economic measures as US biofuels policy 'threatens' Argentina
• Brazil's Petrobras OKs completion of fertilizer plant in Mato Grosso do Sul state
• INTERVIEW: Return to 2016-20 regime could raise market uncertainty for US soybean industry
• Damages on crops, animal farming operations likely in the Philippines post storm Trami
• West African rice market adjusts to price drops after India ends export duty
• INTERVIEW: Morocco's Alf Sahel adapts to spot grain purchases, animal feed diversifications
• INTERVIEW: Ethanol earmarked for European road-use could go to other transport ends: Raizen
• Fertilizer market anticipates little impact from updated Russian export quotas
• Indonesia's Bulog reissues 500,000 mt rice tender amid weaker Asian prices
• Australia's GrainCorp fails to strike wage deal with union; industrial action likely
• Singapore's marine biodiesel trial key to net-zero goals, but challenges linger
• Bulog cancels recent rice tender on policy provisions
• India removes minimum export price on non-basmati white rice
• India may import around 1 mil mt of corn from Myanmar to meet local deficit
• India scraps 10% duty on parboiled rice outflows, boosting trade potential
• Brazil's soybean meal prices lag behind Argentina's
• INTERVIEW: Titan focusing on LNG, LBM while exploring green methanol, ammonia
• INTERVIEW: Saudi Arabia's ARASCO targets poultry self-sufficiency amid rising grain prices
• Indonesia's Bulog tenders for 340,000 mt of 5% white rice as Asian prices fall