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The Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) enhances food market transparency and encourages coordination of policy action.

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  1. 10 hours ago

    Just released: AMIS Market Monitor No.80, with latest updates on global , , and markets.

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  2. Retweeted
    Jun 11

    The beast is out! The FAO Food Outlook report published today provides the first forecasts for production and market trends in 2020-2021 for the world's most traded food commodities - cereals, oilcrops, meat, dairy, fish and sugar.

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  3. Jun 11

    Trade Dialogues on Food: Food Trade Logistics, Navigating the Risks of C... via

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  4. Jun 4

    production in 2020/21 expected to recover from last season's drop.

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  5. Jun 4

    production in 2020 to recover to a new record.

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  6. Jun 4

    Record harvests in , , and expected to push 2020 production significantly above the 2019 record.

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  7. Jun 4

    Unfavorable weather in the , and might push 2020 production below last year's level.

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  8. Jun 4

    Out now: AMIS Market Monitor, June 2020 with first forecasts for , , and markets for 2020/21.

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  9. Retweeted
    Jun 4

    In spite of uncertainties posed by the pandemic, FAO’s first forecasts for the 2020/21 season point to a comfortable cereal supply and demand situation. Global cereal production, utilization, stocks and trade all set to rise to new records in 2020/21.

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    Jun 4

    FAO Food Price Index drops to a seventeen-month low

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  11. May 29

    AMIS: despite sufficient supplies -19 puts heavy burden on global

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    May 12

    Do you know that also monitors all new policy and trade measures related to the four crops (wheat, maize, rice, and soybeans) as well as biofuels?🌽🍜 Read more on policy developments:

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  13. Retweeted
    May 11

    You may notice 👀that pandemic's impact on trade for each crop is different. Trade in rice, the most important staple food, is likely to be lower in 2020 and is now seen close to the 2019 depressed level. More data from :

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  14. Retweeted
    May 11

    . monitor shows some food crops’ international prices(including four staple crops: rice, wheat, maize and soybean) are declining as a result of lower demand during the lockdown. 📉Read more on:

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  15. May 7

    production in 2020 expected to remain close to last year's level, which was the second highest on record. More in this month's AMIS Market Monitor

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  16. May 7

    Out now: AMIS Market Monitor May 2020, with first wheat numbers for 2020/21!

    AMIS Market Monitor - G20 Agricultural Market Information System
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  17. Apr 24

    Luckily for global food security, only few of these restrictions so far affect food markets.

    WTO report finds growing number of export restrictions in response to COVID-19 crisis
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  18. Apr 23

    -19: Maintain open and predictable trade in food and agriculture. Important statement by several large food exporters.

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  19. Apr 22

    : calls on to keep monitoring global markets:

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    Apr 21

    G20 Agriculture Ministers take note of AMIS’ assessment that at present global food supplies are adequate and food markets remain well balanced.

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