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Japan to import 6,000 tonnes feed wheat via tender

  TOKYO: Japan will import 6,000 tonnes of feed-quality wheat for livestock use via a simultaneous buy and sell
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TOKYO: Japan will import 6,000 tonnes of feed-quality wheat for livestock use via a simultaneous buy and sell (SBS) auction that closed late on Wednesday, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) said.

The ministry had sought 120,000 tonnes of feed wheat and 200,000 tonnes of feed barley to be loaded by Feb. 15 and arrive in Japan by March 14 in the tender that is usually conducted weekly.

It is seeking the same amounts for each grain to be loaded and shipped during the same period in a similar tender that will be held on Jan. 23.

Japan buys and sells its feed wheat and barley via so-called SBS auctions, in which end-users and importers specify the origin, price and quantity of grain, allowing millers to meet their varied needs for the feed grain.

Copyright Reuters, 2019
 

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