IGC-MED-Amin webinar on wheat quality

The IGC-MED-Amin webinar on 2026/27 grains harvest quality for the Mediterranean region will take place on October 29th, 2026. It will provide an opportunity to share early information on grain quality following the end of the 2026 cereal campaign, particularly from the main exporters to the Mediterranean area. The webinar is limited to IGC and MED-Amin members. It will gather government officials and technical experts from Mediterranean countries, representing public offices and organisations involved in crop and supply monitoring.

ECMWF / C3S Project: toward a Mediterranean demonstrator

The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) is currently developing a new operational service dedicated to agriculture under the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S), aimed at providing clear and actionable climate and agroclimate information to support decision-making. This include specific component focusing on the Mediterranean region.

he project is still in its early stages, and the consultancy commissioned by ECMWF is seeking to engage a diverse range of Mediterranean agricultural stakeholders to contribute to the design and testing of these tools. If your are interested, please feel free to complete and disseminate the following short survey:

👉 https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/Lg6dQUtzNu?origin=lprLink

3rd Early Winter Crops Forecast Bulletin 2026

The third 2026 crop forecast bulletin for the Mediterranean region has been published.

2nd Early Winter Crops Forecast Bulletin 2026

The second 2026 crop forecast bulletin for the Mediterranean region has been published.

1st Early Winter Crops Forecast Bulletin 2026

The first 2026 crop forecast bulletin for the Mediterranean region has been published.

12th MED-Amin Annual Meeting

On February 10-11, 2026, National Focal Points from MED-Amin member countries, international partners, and representatives of the Greek grain sector gathered in Thessaloniki for the 12th MED-Amin Plenary Meeting, hosted by the Hellenic Ministry of Rural Development and Food and its Station of Cereal Control and Standardization.

Beyond discussions on the current global, Mediterranean, and national market situations, the meeting focused on three key priorities:

  • Deploying a Mediterranean grain market dashboard and strengthening cereal balance sheet statistics.
  • Improving early production forecasts, particularly by reinforcing statistical information and developing robust quantitative methodologies.
  • Enhancing data sharing on grain quality, trade, and regulatory frameworks.

Over two days, exchanges were rich, constructive, and forward-looking. Participants shared expertise, aligned approaches, and identified concrete initiatives to improve methodologies, strengthen statistics, and advance collaboration through dedicated working groups.

The MED-Amin Secretariat extends its warmest thanks to the Hellenic Ministry of Rural Development and Food for its outstanding hosting, and to all member countries, partners (AMIS – Agriculture Market Informatio System, International Grains Council, European Commission Joint Research Centre), academics, and experts whose commitment and valuable contributions made this meeting particularly successful and impactful. The event also marked the handover of the MED-Amin Network Presidency to Greece, opening a new chapter for our cooperation.

Together, we move forward to strengthen transparency, knowledge, and resilience across Mediterranean grain markets.