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  • 22 January 2026

Meeting of the International Grains Council

Members of the International Grains Council (IGC) convened for the 63rd Council Session on 21 January 2026 in London. The meeting was chaired by Dr Amy Little, Counsellor (Agriculture), Australian High Commission to the United Kingdom. In conjunction with the 63rd Session, IGC and Australia coorganised a Grains Forum titled Aligning Rules and Innovation: Navigating Regulatory Barriers and Gene-Editing in Global Grain Trade, held on Tuesday 20th January 2026.

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  • 15 January 2026

Grain Market Report (GMR572)

Total grains (wheat and coarse grains) output is rising faster than forecast previously. Including upgraded outlooks for maize (mainly the US, China), wheat (Argentina, Canada) and barley (Canada, Australia), the world production estimate is up by 31m t compared to late-November, at a record 2,461m.

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  • 9 January 2026

Five-year supply and demand outlook (2025/26 to 2030/31)

The Secretariat's latest five-year global supply and demand projections to 2030/31, focusing on wheat, maize (corn), soyabeans and rice.

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  • 23 July 2025

Dr Amy Little appointed Chairperson of the International Grains Council for 2025/26

Following on from Algeria’s Chairmanship, the IGC has appointed Dr. Amy Little, Counsellor for Agriculture, High Commission of Australia to the UK, as Chairperson for 2025/26.

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  • 13 June 2025

Meeting of the International Grains Council

Members of the International Grains Council (IGC) convened for the 62nd Council Session on 12 June 2025. The meeting was chaired by Mr. Hamed Oussama Salhi, First Secretary (Agriculture), Embassy of Algeria in London.

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  • 10 February 2025

Pulses Trade: Underscoring the potential for growth

World Pulses Day 2025 aims to highlight the crucial role that pulses play in creating sustainable and resilient food systems; pulses play a vital role as a staple in several regions, with expanding world trade set to continue contributing to global food security.

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