The world fill up of premium milling wheats is growing increasingly tight.

The world fill up of premium milling wheats is growing increasingly tight, according to the London-based International Grains Council (IGC).

The IGC's latest forecast for global wheat production in 2002/03 is 565 million tonnes - down from last month's estimate of 568mt and last season's provisional arise of 579mt.

With consumption projections unchanged at 593mt stocks would dwindle to 138mt through the end of 2002/03, compared with 173mt couple seasons ...