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Introduction – Ukraine’s Grain Market by the Numbers Ukraine isn’t just the “breadbasket of Europe” by name—it’s earned that title by consistently ranking among the top global grain exporters. Even amid geopolitical tensions and infrastructure challenges in recent years, Ukraine has managed to maintain a significant footprint in the global grain supply chain. To…

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Introduction – Austria’s Basmati Rice Market: A Quantitative Overview Let’s start with the basics—Austria does not grow Basmati rice. Surprised? Don’t be. This long-grain, aromatic variety requires specific climatic conditions found mainly in India and Pakistan. So, Austria relies completely on imports to satisfy its Basmati rice demand. Even though Austria isn’t a producer,…

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Introduction – United States’ Fertilizers Market: A Quantitative Overview When it comes to global agriculture, the United States is a powerhouse—and fertilizers play a massive role in keeping it that way. In 2024, the U.S. used around 80 million tons of fertilizers, making it the third-largest consumer globally, right after China and India. That’s…

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Introduction – Turkey’s Corn Market in Statistical Focus Turkey’s corn market is undergoing a fascinating transformation. Once primarily a self-reliant producer, the country is now deeply interwoven in the global corn trade. In recent years, Turkey has emerged as both a significant importer and exporter of corn, navigating a complex web of domestic production…

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Introduction – Spain’s Honey Market: A Quantitative Overview Spain has long been a sweet spot—quite literally—on the global honey map. With rich floral biodiversity, supportive climate conditions, and centuries-old beekeeping traditions, the country has carved out a significant role in both honey production and export. In 2022, Spain produced roughly 32,000 tons of honey,…