Tridge summary
Iraq is set to start exporting surplus barley by the end of this week, according to its Ministry of Agriculture, with an estimated export volume of 700,000 tonnes. This decision marks Iraq's first large-scale barley export, with the goal of exporting 850-900 thousand tons, as previously announced in July. The exports will be handled by private traders.
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Iraq by the end of this week, according to the Ministry of Agriculture of the country, will begin the process of exporting surplus barley. According to the agency Grain On-Line with reference to IA Reuters. Back in July, the Iraqi Ministry of Agriculture spoke about plans to export 850-900 thousand tons of barley. On Monday September 14, a ministry spokesman announced government-approved exports of 700,000 tonnes. Private traders will have to export Iraqi barley. Iraq will export its barley for the first time. ...
Source: Zol
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