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Introduction – Spain’s Rice Market in Statistical Focus Spain isn’t just famous for flamenco, beaches, and paella—it’s also one of the rice heavyweights in Europe. Contributing around 25–30% of the continent’s total rice production, Spain plays a crucial role in ensuring rice remains on plates across Europe and beyond. Whether you’re a buyer, trader,…

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Introduction – Vietnam’s Beef Market: A Quantitative Overview Vietnam’s beef export industry is gaining serious momentum in 2025. While traditionally not a major beef exporter like Australia or the U.S., Vietnam has carved out a growing share in the regional and global meat trade due to strategic investments, trade deals, and rising domestic and…
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Introduction – Sri Lanka’s Rice Market in Statistical Focus Rice isn’t just food in Sri Lanka—it’s tradition, livelihood, and survival. The island nation has long been self-sufficient in rice, producing just enough to meet local demand and occasionally exporting surplus volumes. But here’s the twist: while Sri Lanka plays a modest role in the…

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Introduction – Turkey’s Soybean Market: A Quantitative Overview Let’s talk soybeans — not just the crunchy snack or tofu base, but as a global commodity driving livestock feed, cooking oil, and even biofuels. Turkey might not be the first country that pops into your mind when you think soybeans, but its role in the…

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Introduction – China’s Black Pepper Market: A Quantitative Overview Black pepper, often called the “King of Spices,” holds an indispensable place in both culinary and industrial applications worldwide. While Vietnam, India, and Brazil have traditionally led global black pepper production, China has been making significant inroads into this lucrative market. As of November 2024,…

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Introduction – Canada’s Olive Oil Market by the Numbers Let’s be real: when most folks think of olive oil production, Canada doesn’t exactly top the list. And for good reason—Canada’s chilly climate isn’t ideal for olive trees. That means when you see olive oil on Canadian shelves, it’s almost always imported. In fact, Canada…