Why Algeria Remains One of the World’s Largest Wheat Buyers

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HAMBURG/PARIS: According to European traders, milling wheat was purchased by Algeria’s official grains agency, OAIC, in an international tender that concluded on Tuesday. According to them, purchases were made for between $259 and $260 per metric ton, including cost and freight (c&f). Trades at $257 were reported earlier, but...

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Why Algeria Remains One of the World’s Largest Wheat Buyers

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