Grain cargo news

CN has recently announced that it plans to invest approximately CAN$105 million across Saskatchewan in 2020.

CN has recently announced that it has achieved another monthly record in June, moving 2.7 million t of Canadian grain.

Bahri, a global leader in logistics and transportation, has announced that it has taken delivery of the new dry bulk carrier ‘Sara.’

Edwards Engineering’s new £1 million grain drying and processing plant was built for a major grain process facility in Fife.

Prado Silos has completed the assembly of the second silo for La Bragadense in Argentina.

BIMCO has recently released a report on how the fundamental balance will continue to deteriorate in 2020, offering little support to operators hoping to pass on higher fuel costs, caused by the sulfur cap, to shippers.

Reuters has reported how the Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index recently posted its biggest percentage jump in eight months.

The Australian grain industry needs to get on the front foot to mitigate climate variability and reduce the greenhouse gas intensity of production.

To reduce the use of expensive primary fuels like coal and oil in the energy-intensive cement production, operators focus increasingly on alternative fuels and raw materials.

Market updates for barley and wheat have been announced.