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Global Sugar Market Heads Toward a Deficit

Global Sugar Market Heads Toward a Deficit

Global sugar consumption could exceed production in the 2026/27 season. The ISO forecasts a deficit of 0.2 million tonnes, with lower output in several regions and the potential impact of El Niño among the key risks for the market.

Ukraine Simplifies Rules for Industrial Parks

Ukraine Simplifies Rules for Industrial Parks

The Ukrainian Parliament has approved amendments to industrial park legislation aimed at simplifying their creation and management, regulating land issues, and expanding access to state support.

Does a Land Lease End After the Death of the Owner or Tenant?

Does a Land Lease End After the Death of the Owner or Tenant?

Ukrainian law treats the death of a landowner and a tenant differently. In most cases, a land lease remains valid, with rights and obligations transferred to the heirs, although specific lease provisions may provide exceptions.

EN: 18 Ukrainian Agricultural Products Known Worldwide

EN: 18 Ukrainian Agricultural Products Known Worldwide

18 agricultural products that have left a lasting mark on global trade—from the legendary Odessa wheat to sunflower oil, honey, raspberries, and industrial hemp. Together, they have shaped Ukraine's reputation as one of the world's leading food suppliers.

How High-Tech Farming Is Turning Deserts into Farmland

How High-Tech Farming Is Turning Deserts into Farmland

The United Arab Emirates is rapidly expanding high-tech agriculture by investing in smart greenhouses, vertical farms, artificial intelligence, and hydroponics. These technologies enable year-round crop production in desert conditions while reducing the country's dependence on food imports.

Large Volumes of New-Crop Soybeans Sold Before Harvest

Large Volumes of New-Crop Soybeans Sold Before Harvest

Ukrainian farmers are actively signing forward contracts for the 2026 soybean crop even before harvesting begins. Despite strong contracting activity, limited logistics and transshipment capacity are pushing most deliveries into late 2026 and early 2027.