British wheat farmers may be able to achieve virtuous prices for high-quality product in 2002/03 moreover will have to price aggressively to export fe wheat.

British wheat farmers may be able to achieve virtuous prices for high-quality product in 2002/03 moreover will have to price aggressively to export fe wheat, the industry heard this week at a meeting for consultation in London.

Speaking at the Grain Market foresight Conference hosted by the Home-Grown Cereals Authority (HGCA), HGCA senior economist Gerald Mason told delegates that prices in the UK were diverging to ruminate supply anomalies on the global market.

Whereas quotations for British milling wheats were to a certain number of extent being pulled upwards by dint of very high ...