
US pistachio exports may fall by up to half as heat-hit crop meets thin stocks
Handlers shipped 1.3bn lb in 2025/26 and enter an off-year with 221m lb in store and a crop estimated at 600m to 800m lb
Import/export data and trade patterns
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Shipments to Saudi Arabia, Oman and Jordan, reachable without the strait, rose 1 per cent over the same six months

Italian stocks are 43.9 per cent higher than a year ago and extra-virgin is quoted at €4.85 a kg against €9.59 last August

Six-month shipments of 22,409 tonnes exceed any full year since 2000, as Interprolive forecasts a 1.2mn-tonne crop and Andalucía asks Brussels to suspend duty-free inward processing

Almería and Granada growers were paid €1.15/kg in 2025/26 as Spain’s fresh-tomato export volume fell 45% over eleven campaigns and Morocco became the EU’s larger supplier.

The world's largest olive-oil bottler is changing hands with Spanish extra virgin back at its €3.50 floor and Tunisia now the biggest supplier to the US

With fields too cold to seed and too wet to drive, Prairie farmers face a compressed May window — just as China resumes buying Canadian canola.

Record arabica prices drove a $196m jump in invoice value while supply shrank, with the world's fourth-largest arabica producer riding the global benchmark rather than expanding output

Red Sea shipping disruptions 'resulted in delayed delivery periods, impacting the quality on arrival at the destination market and resulting in losses,' said Kenyan agri-business Sasini

The world's largest exporter of tomato paste is aggressively courting buyers in the Caribbean, Central America and South America after losing ground in Europe