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The market has become increasingly volatile. The demand to feed people, animals, and machines is pulling on crops and feedstock, while the overall market is moving from a hub-based market to a more decentralized market, buffeted by factors like severe weather and government policies. The volatility presents new opportunities and risks and introduces new trading partners. Our events are designed to give you a front-row seat to the key issues of the day and to deliver the most expansive networking opportunity to drive your business forward.
April 08-09 | Rotterdam, Netherlands
Join us in Rotterdam for an insightful gathering for professionals in the biofuels, SAF, feedstocks and logistics sectors. This event will bring together global leaders to discuss critical market insights, regulatory developments, sustainability goals and innovations shaping the future of feedstocks, biofuels and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
May 05-07 | Chicago, USA
November 11-13 | Geneva, Switzerland
Join one of the world’s premier events for agri-commodity traders, leaders, and industry experts, a key hub for discussions on the future of the global agricultural market. Over three days of dynamic presentations, panels, and networking sessions, gain valuable market insights alongside 850+ delegates from across the globe, as the event fosters deep engagement with the evolving landscape of the agricultural industry.
Fastmarkets will not publish any price assessments for US animal fats and oils, animal proteins, biomass-based diesel, hide and leather, grain and feed ingredients, organic/non-GMO and vegetable oils on Monday February 17.
US corn sales for the 2024-25 season were reported at 1.65 million tonnes in the week to February 6, up by 12% from the previous week and by 20% from the prior four-week average, landing within the USDA’s expected range of 800,000-1.7 million tonnes, USDA data showed on Thursday, February 13. Much of the increase […]
Brazilian corn exports amounted to 3.59 million tonnes in January, down by 26.3% from the same month last year. Meanwhile, soybean shipments fell by 62.4% to 1.07 million tonnes, according to customs weekly data on Monday, February 10. In January last year, Brazil exported 4.87 million tonnes of corn and 2.85 million tonnes of soybeans. […]
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