Opinion

Indian export ban creates further headaches for global wheat importers

By Angus Groves, Awb
May 18 2022 - 9:00am
CROP CASH: Many paddocks are now far too sodden for young seedlings. As we push through the later stages of May growers could be incentivised to leave expensive canola seed out of their rotation in favour of cheaper wheat and barley crops.
CROP CASH: Many paddocks are now far too sodden for young seedlings. As we push through the later stages of May growers could be incentivised to leave expensive canola seed out of their rotation in favour of cheaper wheat and barley crops.

The global market caught a shock late last week when India announced an abrupt ban on its wheat exports on May 14.

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