Pakistan Buys Sorghum Grain from US after Floods, Traders say
Buyers in Pakistan are believed to have bought about five shipments of the grain sorghum from the United States after serious floods damaged Pakistan’s crops, European traders said on Wednesday.
The precise tonnage was unclear but trader estimates were about 240,000 to 300,000 metric tons. Shipments were said to be between October and December.
Estimated prices were around $260 a ton cost and freight included (c&f) free out.
Traders said they believed the sorghum was purchased as a...
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