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August 2025 brought mixed signals on the agricultural commodities market. Stabilization in the dairy sector, pressure on grains, and rising prices for coffee, cocoa, and vegetable oils are shaping the strategies of companies in Europe.

Drought in Brazil and Vietnam is driving up coffee prices. The Arabica deficit, smaller harvests, and export problems are raising concerns about the stability of supplies and further price increases on global markets.

Prices remain under clear pressure in the European dairy market, with powders, cheeses and butter cheapening, and cream and whey seeing additional declines. In this report, we look at the latest price levels and key signals from the global market, from the UK feed crisis to the US farmer support programme.

Collagen in 2026 is not only about beauty, but also health. Check out global trends, innovations, and forecasts for the supplements, nutricosmetics, and biotechnology market.

New tariffs in the US and an influx of cheap sugar from Eswatini are exacerbating the crisis facing South African growers. The R25 billion industry is fighting for survival, with thousands of jobs at risk.

After the summer break, the dairy market enters autumn with clear turbulence. Butter and powder prices are falling, cheeses are diversifying in terms of demand and the protein market continues to hold high levels. Global events - from a cattle disease in France to a major deal in Australia to trade tensions with China - further shape the outlook for the coming months.

A Statistics Canada report forecasts a 1.1% decline in wheat production in 2025 to 35.5 million tons. At the same time, rapeseed, corn, and oat harvests are increasing, offsetting losses in cereals.

The US is imposing tariffs on Brazilian coffee. Experts warn of price increases and global market turmoil. What does this mean for consumers and producers?

Thailand aims to break its rice export record – 8.5 million tons! Strong demand in Asia and strategic markets are expected to help achieve this goal. Will it be possible to maintain the competitive edge?

Chinese tariffs are crippling trade – hundreds of thousands of tons of Canadian rapeseed meal are stuck in ports. The trade dispute with Beijing is forcing exporters to look for new markets.

Foodcom introduces MSM – a supplement for healthy joints, faster regeneration, and immunity. Pure ingredients, the highest quality, and experience in the B2B industry are now available to individual customers.

July 2025 brought a surplus of grains and oilseeds, a decline in demand for dairy products, and trade tensions with the US. Find out how politics and global trade are shaping commodity prices.