During this eight-day event, scheduled to run from 7 to 14 September, Agrimoney will be boosting its world-class, daily service with additional content and market analysis to give its subscribers more detail and expert opinions on selected topics.

“We always go above and beyond to deliver accurate market reporting to help our readers make the best decisions for their business,” said Agrimoney Managing Director, Emma Penny. “During Agrimoney Week we will aim to provide them exclusive content, in addition to our regular reporting, that we believe will be great reference sources.”

This includes “Soft Commodities: What does 2020-21 hold?”, a white paper from Editor in Chief, Mike Verdin. The report, which features special contributions from Commerzbank, ABN Amro, Tata Coffee, and the International Sugar Organisation, will look at what to expect from the coffee, cocoa, and sugar markets ahead of the 2020-21 marketing year starting in October for all three commodities.

Agrimoney will also be collaborating with the International Grains Council (IGC) for its debut webinar “First looks at the 2021 harvest”. This on-demand event, scheduled for 9 September, will see Mike Verdin, IGC Executive Director, Arnaud Petit, and IGC Agricultural Economist, Amy Reynolds, addressing a number of pertinent issues, including the European sowings for the 2021 harvest, early results for the US corn and soybean harvest, 2020-21 Black Sea grain exports, and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Readers will also have access to in-depth coverage of the US Department of Agriculture’s September WASDE report, which is currently expected to be released on Friday, 11 September. This includes a weekend full of expert opinions from Agrimoney analysts on the report’s key findings and a special edition of “The Verdin View”, Agrimoney’s new webseries offering viewers additional insight into market developments.

Agrimoney has been delivering comprehensive market intelligence to leading food and agriculture businesses from around the world for 15 years through unbiased news and analysis on all major soft commodities, including corn, coffee, sugar, wheat, soybeans, and cocoa.

Registrations for the Agrimoney and IGC webinar are now open. To reserve your virtual seat at the event, click here.