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France expects its 2026 soft wheat area to reach 4.59 million hectares (11.3 million acres), up slightly from its initial projection of 4.56 million in December, it said on Tuesday. Photo: File
Markets, Reuters

France raises winter soft wheat and rapeseed planting estimates

By Gus Trompiz, Reuters February 10, 2026
France’s farm ministry on Tuesday increased slightly its estimates for sowings of winter soft wheat and winter rapeseed for the 2026 harvest, confirming its expectation of an expanded area for both crops this year.

FranceAgriMer raised its outlook for soft wheat stocks at the end of 2025/26 to 2.80 million tons from 2.74 million. Photo: Greg Berg
Markets, Reuters

FranceAgriMer cuts non-EU wheat export forecast and raises EU shipments

By Reuters January 14, 2026
Farm office FranceAgriMer on Wednesday cut its forecast for French soft wheat exports outside the European Union in 2025/26, to 7.50 million metric tons from 7.60 million expected last month, but still more than double the volume shipped in 2024/25.


France raises bird flu alert level to ‘high’ after new cases
News, Poultry/Eggs, Reuters

France raises bird flu alert level to ‘high’ after new cases

By Reuters October 21, 2025
France has raised its bird flu alert level to “high” from “moderate”, requiring poultry farms nationwide to keep birds indoors as Europe faces a seasonal resurgence of the disease.

Three weeks after the first cases of lumpy skin disease, more than 500 cows were slaughtered in contaminated areas of the country, on July 25, 2025, in Saint Ferreol, France. Photo by Daniel Giry/ABACAPRESS.COM
Livestock, Reuters

France bans cattle exports, bullfighting as lumpy skin virus spreads

By Reuters October 17, 2025
France imposed a ban on cattle exports and events such as bullfighting, the agriculture ministry said on Friday as it tries to contain the highly contagious lumpy skin disease sweeping through farms in the country for the first time.


Photo: Allan Dawson/File
Crops, Markets, Reuters

French maize ratings slip again; wheat harvest complete

By Reuters August 22, 2025
Maize crop conditions in France, the European Union's biggest grain producer, registered a third consecutive weekly decline in the week to August 18, data from farm office FranceAgriMer showed on Friday, as a heatwave gripped most of the country.

Photo: Greg Berg
Crops, Markets, Reuters

France’s wheat harvest rises 30 per cent but falls short of past average levels, Argus says

By Reuters July 22, 2025
This year’s soft wheat crop in France, the European Union’s biggest producer, is expected to rise to 33.40 million metric tons, up 30 per cent from a rain-hit harvest last year, Argus Media said on Tuesday.


Livestock, News, Reuters

US and Canada ease ban on French poultry imposed after bird flu vaccination

By Reuters January 20, 2025
The United States and Canada have lifted embargoes on certain French poultry imports imposed after Paris decided to vaccinate ducks against bird flu in October 2023, the French agriculture ministry said on Monday.

Photo: Alfribeiro/iStock/Getty Images
News, Reuters

Russia bans sunflower, corn seeds imports from four countries

By Reuters December 12, 2024
The Russian agricultural watchdog has banned imports of sunflower and corn seeds from companies in Chile, France, Hungary, and Turkey, it said on Thursday, in line with Moscow's policy to reduce dependency on seed imports.


Flags in front of the European Commission headquarters in Brussels. (Inakiantonana/E+/Getty Images)
Crops, Markets

EU cuts wheat crop estimate to 12-year low

By Gus Trompiz, Reuters September 27, 2024
European wheat production forecast at 12-year low. Corn, barley, oilseeds also down on year.

Photo: iStock
General, Markets

Starch makers forced to adapt after poor wheat crop in France

By Reuters, Sybille de La Hamaide September 26, 2024
A sharp fall in the quality of France's wheat crop due to excess rain will lead to additional costs for starch makers just as the industry is still suffering from low demand and increasing competition from imports


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