Global grain prices are forecast to rise 14% in 2026 and a further 9% in 2027, according to the World Bank’s latest Commodity ...

Flour mills are essential to a secure food supply, yet their role is often overlooked, says Mike Peters, President of UK Flour Millers. In an exclusive interview with Miller Magazine, Peters draws on ...

As part of its October 2026 cover story, The Next Generation of Milling Leaders, Miller Magazine brings together emerging ...

A modern flour mill looks very different from the mills that operated 20 or 30 years ago. Automation, PLC systems, SCADA, online sensors, process monitoring and advanced control systems have ...

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have called on the European Union to prohibit the transit of Russian and Belarusian grain through EU territory, opening a new front in the regulation of regional ...

Grain traders, exporters, millers, logistics providers and market experts from more than 35 countries will gather in Istanbul on 22 September for BBS Grain 2026. Supported by Miller Magazine as a ...

Global food commodity markets entered 2026 with relatively comfortable grain and edible oil supplies, but the World Bank warns that El Niño, higher energy and fertilizer costs, stronger biofuel demand ...

FAO forecasts global cereal production to decline from record levels in 2026/27, but supplies are expected to remain historically elevated. The outlook, however, remains highly dependent on El Niño, ...

Prof. Dr. Mustafa Bayram, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at Gaziantep University and Chairman of TABADER, said milling companies can no longer rely on plant capacity alone to remain competitive.

Industry 4.0 will create real value for millers only when data becomes actionable, according to Fabien Varagnac, Milling Sector Consultant at Grains & Flours Insights. He said the next challenge for ...

Pulses are moving beyond their traditional role as staple foods, supported by demand for affordable protein, plant-based nutrition and functional ingredients. During the 2026 IGC Grains Conference, ...

SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has cut its 2025/26 Russian wheat export forecast by 0.6 million tonnes to 46.8 million tonnes, while raising its 2026/27 forecast by 1.1 million tonnes ...