Harvest pressure, looming tariff fail to shake India's interest in Australian wheat

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Harvest pressure, looming tariff fail to shake India’s interest in Australian wheat

India is expected to remain a volume buyer of Australian wheat until August at least, based on its requirement for methyl bromide fumigation at origin, and competitive ASW pricing against Indian new-crop into destinations in the country’s south. Richard Perkins speaks with Grain Central.

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