In Canada, Grain News reported that the International Grains Council maintained its forecast for 2025/26 global corn production with a slightly improved outlook for crops in the United States offset by downward revisions for Hungary and Romania.
The body forecast the global corn crop at 1.276 billion tons, sharply above the previous season’s 1.228 billion, according to the report.
U.S. corn production was upwardly revised to 398.9 million tons from 397.4 million seen previously, while the outlook was cut for Hungary, to 4.8 million from 5.9 million, and for Romania, to 7.7 million from 8.5 million.
The IGC also kept its 2025/26 world wheat crop outlook at 808 million tons, the report added.
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Category: Food & Agriculture
