Japan, the world's sixth-largest wheat importer, keeps a tight grip on imports of its second-most important staple after rice and buys the majority of it for milling via tenders.
TOKYO: Japan's Ministry of Agriculture bought 118,428 tonnes of food quality wheat from the United States, Canada and Australia in a regular tender.
Japan, the world's sixth-largest wheat importer, keeps a tight grip on imports of its second-most important staple after rice and buys the majority of it for milling via tenders typically issued thrice a month.
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