Italy: Cereals stable, soya stops

According to Bmti findings, protein flours also show no changes. Barley remains unlisted In the market for raw materials for livestock feed, the scenario for fodder cereals remains predominantly wait-and-see awaiting new harvests. According to Bmti surveys, soft wheats recorded a slight decline, while sorghum remained unchanged. Barley continues not to be listed on commodity exchanges. The national soybean, after a long period of growth, shows the first signs of stability, in line with what has been observed for international prices. Soya flour shows no changes compared to the previous week, as does rapeseed flour. Wholemeal and protein sunflower flours recorded a slight decline. Rebates for soft wheat The feed grain market continues to be characterized by a low level of trade, with operators awaiting updates on the production context. In Bologna, wheat for livestock use records new weekly drops, going from €238-250/t to €230-245/t (free on arrival), marking an annual variation of ...