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Ministerial meetingsThrough the Ministerial, CIHEAM contributes to the construction of a dialogue between the Mediterranean countries around questions relating to agriculture and the rural world.
Organised by MED-Amin and the International Grains Council, 25 October 2022, 11:00 to 15:00 (UK time)
Which data for relevant information for wheat importers and operators in the Mediterranean countries?
This second webinar will address key challenges on quality of grain supplies for the Mediterranean countries. The informative session will broadcast the main global suppliers’ updates on the quality of their 2022 wheat production and processing to fit the evolution of consumption patterns in the Mediterranean. In particular, it will show how producers adapt to both long-term trends and recent changes triggered by food systems disruptions and food prices volatility since the pandemic crisis in 2020 and accelerated by the conflict in the Black Sea.
Audience: International Grains Council and MED-Amin members (13 Mediterranean countries).
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