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At present, due to the obstruction of road traffic caused by fighting, the military has blocked traffic in various regions, and it is impossible to transport peanuts to inland cities such as Magway, Mandalay and Saubu. Since it is impossible to transport, there are no merchants to buy, the price of peanuts has fallen, and farmers are facing losses. A peanut farmer from Kyauktaw Town said: "No one buys peanuts this year. Without buyers, they cannot be sold, and the price is also falling. The losses are very serious. This is the worst year." In the past few years, the price of peanuts per basket can reach more than 13,000 Myanmar Kyats, but this year the price of peanuts per basket has dropped to between 9,000 and 10,000 Myanmar Kyats. Merchants engaged in oil pressing only purchase peanuts in small quantities for oil pressing, resulting in very limited buyers of peanuts. Although farmers have planted peanuts in the face of high expenses, such as rising prices of fertilizers, pesticides, peanut yield enhancers, and shortages of peanut seeds, they do not want to face losses at present. Therefore, many farmers said that they may not plant peanuts next year. From Kyauktaw A peanut farmer in the town said: "Under this situation, I may not plant peanuts next year. The cost of peanuts is too high, and it is really not easy to take the risk of planting at this time. Since the war broke out, the situation has become worse and worse. There are no buyers and it is impossible to transport to the interior, and we are all losing money in the end." Since there are no buyers to transport peanuts to the interior, some farmers choose to process peanuts into edible oil through oil presses and try to sell them on the market. In Rakhine State, areas such as Bangnajun, Myohang Township and Minbya Township, including Kyauktaw, usually grow peanuts as a cold season crop. Peanuts are also grown in Kyaukphyu Township, Lanli Township and Manang Township. This year, due to the impact of the war, only some villages in these areas are still able to carry out limited planting. Before the war, peanut farmers in Rakhine State relied on high-quality peanut seeds from the interior for purchase and planting. However, after the war, the supply of peanut seeds from the interior was interrupted, and some farmers saved the peanuts they planted as seeds and took them out for use during the planting season.

Soybean imports to the European Union in the 2024/25 season, which began in July, reached 11.22 million tonnes by April 20, up 9% from the same period a year earlier, while rapeseed imports to the EU for the same period amounted to 5.41 million tonnes, up 14% from the previous year. Meanwhile, soybean meal imports rose by 26% to 15.14 million tonnes.  Palm oil imports to the EU amounted to 2.30 million tonnes, down 20% from the previous year. Soft wheat exports from the European Union since the start of the 2024/25 season in July 2024 reached 17.17 million tonnes by April 20, up from 26.08 million tonnes a year earlier, oilworld.ru reports, citing the EC. EU barley exports totalled 4.10 million tonnes, up from 5.09 million tonnes in the same period of 2023/24, while EU maize imports totalled 16.76 million tonnes, up from 14.94 million tonnes a year earlier. *Italy's export data were incomplete from December 2024 onwards, and France's from the start of the calendar year 2024. In addition, Bulgaria's and Ireland's export data were incomplete from the start of the calendar year 2024 onwards.

The price of sour cream, millet, buckwheat and sugar has slightly decreased According to Krasnodarstat, over the month (March 17 – April 14) in Krasnodar Krai, among fruit and vegetable products, cucumbers (by 5.0%, to RUB 235.14/kg) and onions (by 2.0%, to RUB 60.63/kg) have become cheaper. The cost of potatoes amounted to an average of RUB 93.53/kg, beets – RUB 58.37/kg, white cabbage – RUB 64.79/kg. Among dairy products in the region, there was an increase in prices for whole ultra-pasteurized (by 2.8%, to 121.25 rubles/l) and pasteurized (by 2.3%, to 89.87 rubles/l) milk with 2.5-3.2% fat content and butter (by 2.0%, to 1,161.05 rubles/kg). At the same time, sour cream became cheaper (by 0.9%, to 359.63 rubles/kg). The cost of cottage cheese settled at 417.29 rubles/kg, hard and soft rennet cheeses - 902.89 rubles/kg, dry milk mixtures for baby food - 1,270.40 rubles/kg. On the meat and meat products market, the prices for pork (by 2.2%, to RUB 383.20/kg), beef (by 0.4%, to ...