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Agriculture of America | December 10, 2025

Plant-Based Protein Demand Powers Pulse Supply Chain Leader

The global appetite for plant-based proteins is transforming agriculture, trade, and consumer markets. The sector is projected to reach $43 billion by 2034,1 nearly doubling from today’s value as more consumers seek protein sources that are both sustainable and affordable. Within that growth, pea protein stands out as one of the fastest-rising ingredients, forecast to […]

Bloomberg | November 18, 2025

China makes biggest soybean buy in two years; Trump urges more

China made its biggest daily purchase of American soybeans in two years, in a move that ends a temporary pause and appears to signal a commitment to a trade truce reached late last month. The US Department of Agriculture on Tuesday announced the sale of 792,000 tonnes of soybeans to China for the 2025-2026 marketing […]

Morningstar | November 10, 2025

Wheat Futures Rises on Hopes of Shutdown End — Daily Grain Highlights

Wheat for December delivery rose 1.5% to $5.35 3/4 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Monday, leading the row crop complex higher on news of a vote moving forward in the Senate that could end the U.S. government shutdown. Soybeans for January delivery rose 0.9% to $11.27 1/4 a bushel. Corn for […]

Bloomberg | October 23, 2025

China’s Soybean Feud With Trump Leaves US Farmers With Huge Crops and Few Buyers

Beijing’s bid to pressure the president leaves US farmers without their biggest customer, just as harvest gets underway. This fall, US farmers are harvesting a soybean crop so immense, it covers more acres than New Mexico. And their biggest buyer — China — has walked away. Beijing imposed retaliatory tariffs on US farm goods in […]

World-Grain.com | October 23, 2025

CGI hires chief digital and information officer

Columbia Grain International (CGI) has hired Siddharth (Sid) Sharma as chief digital and information officer (CDIO). Sharma will be responsible for the company’s technology strategy, digital innovation, and IT operations, bringing over two decades of extensive technology experience. This role will encompass all traditional chief information officer and chief information security officer responsibilities while focusing […]

American Ag Network | September 03, 2025

Columbia Grain International (CGI) Promotes Kurt Haarmann to President and CEO

Columbia Grain International™, which has been Cultivating Growth™ as a global leader in the origination, processing, logistics, and distribution of high-quality bulk grains, pulses, edible beans, oilseeds, and organics for U.S. domestic and worldwide export markets since 1978, today announces the promotion of industry veteran Kurt Haarmann to President and CEO, effective immediately. The announcement […]

Press Release | August 22, 2025

Leadership Transition at Columbia Grain International

Marubeni Corporation and the Board of Directors of Columbia Grain International (CGI) announce a leadership transition…

World-Grain.com | December 23, 2024

Uncertainty ahead in second Trump term

While the US election had a decisive winner, it’s still unclear how a second Donald Trump administration will impact the agriculture industry in the United States and abroad. Agriculture was not front and center in this election cycle, and of his cabinet level positions, Trump named his nominee for US agriculture secretary last. But Trump […]

Wall Street Journal | December 05, 2024

Farmers Face Tight Budget as Incomes Fall Again

What hurt farmers the most was lower crop-cash receipts—the amount of money generated from selling crops. U.S. Farm incomes are expected to fall again in 2024 and many farmers find themselves facing tighter budgets for next year. The underlying issue is that input costs—the expenses for things farmers need

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