Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 22, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Frei. Press. Monday. July 22. 1963 wheat markets shrink in Europe by James Nelson Dusseldorf up Caria Dian wheat Farmers and the Grain Trade Are in for rough times in we Terri Europe but in can t All be blamed on develop ment of the new european common Market. It is simply a Case that the people of members Belgium France Germany Luxembourg and the Netherlands Are developing their own agriculture and have developed differ ent tastes. Canada has had a Long and comfortable Market in the knowledge that its top grades of wheat Are the Best in the world needed by the buyer countries to mix with their own lower grades for bread flour. But that is changing a officer Gessell Shaft. Fur Petrei Dewandel a a leading Buess Eldorf importer and exporter of wheat and other grains confirmed this. Until a few years ago the dutch wanted at least 10 per cent of their wheat require ments in no. 1 Manitoba Northern hard wheat and the German requirement was for 25 per cent. The italians needed eight to 10 per demand foils off now the dutch have developed flour blends that do not require any prime Grade Cana Dian Content. The German requirement is Down 15 per cent. The italian has t changed yet but realists the trend to spread there before Long. _. This apparently is a critical trend for the Canadian wheat Farmer. While the. I ing about it with j a his phone i repeatedly to Start vigorous discussions on immediate buy and sell operations. The door to his sumptuous office dark Wood panelling and Oriental carpets swung open and ice boys bringing Telegraph messages and carrying out scribbled replies. The Grain Trade is big Busi Ness. And it will continue to said for those who Are willing to shift production and Market ing to meet changing needs and conditions. He said Germany for in stance and his firm will always buy some wheat from Canada but the Issue will always be Price and Quality when you talk about the called feeding problems of Europe bread is Basic germ any now is buying More wheat because of its higher protein consent this particular importer is paying the equivalent of to in United states funds for a metric ton of 36.74 bushels. This amounts to to a Bushel. He can buy West european wheat for a ton with the subsidies such countries As France and Italy pay their Farmers. He does pay As High a ton for some from. Eastern Europe which said the company must buy because of common Market agreements o r to maintain the political fiction that East Germany has not been separated from the West. I this respect for the fiction for a firm obviously. Concerned with a few cents a Bushel seemed difficult to be Lieve. But a Canadian conversant with the situation Here said it is True. Itte amounts bought at such High prices might. Be Small but they Are sufficient to maintain the1 fiction iof the time when Germany May be reunited. The Breness of the Outlook for the Canadian wheat firmer was reinforced by a discussion with an authority on agric Lttie Al problems in Rome seat of the. United nations food and agriculture organization. I said the dependence of Italy on Canadian Grain is lessening As is the Case with had a big Export surplus last year. Moreover the italian govern ment has banned the import of durum cheats for the manufacture of pasta Macaroni Spaghetti like a Staple of the italian diet. Italian durum like other wheat is heavily subsidized. Between the subsidized producing countries and the big Grain Consumers like the Netherlands Are at the Root of the common Market difficulty evolving a common agricultural policy. But thei Het result is. That Wester ii Europe will if it has. Not already become Alshet exporter of wheat. And these exports go italian official isaid there is no doubt they would go to China and the countries in need 6f foreign Aid the very markets which took Canada huge surpluses a few years ago. Swilch to comte wheat trader 3n Dusseldorf was not entirely pessimistic Trout the deaths secondary to kidney irritation common kidney or bladder irritations Raake Many men and women Leel and nerve a irom frequent passages night and Day secondarily. Vou May lose sleep and have head ache backache and feel older tired depressed. In such Caso Castex usually brings relaxing Comfort by curbing irritating germs in acid urine get i sex at druggists today. horsing around Wiki John Lepage we know a woman vain. She has her a rays retouch she had an hour Glass figure till the Sand shifted. A specialist is a doctor who has trained his patients to become sick during office hours. 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