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The Journal of the Grain and Feed Trade Association October 2005 | Issue 156 IN THIS ISSUE... Page 2: GAFTA & NAEGA Visit China Page 2: GAFTA Course in Australia is a Popular Success Page 3: EU Commission Authorises the Import of GM-Oilseed Rape for use in Animal Feed Page 3: Pascal Lamy Takes Over at WTO Page 3: Trainees “Log on” to New Distance Learning Programme Page 4: Harvest in the European Union Page 6: Salamon & Seaber - Albert Moulder Retires Page 6: EU Bulk Shipment Regulations and Fumigation Guidelines - Page 7: Ukraine Grain Conference Page 8: Get to know - Chris Rackham Page 8: GAFTA Contracts’ Re-prints Page 8: Diary Dates “I would like to take this opportunity to extend gratitude on behalf of the US grain trade to GAFTA and our counterparts around the world who have conveyed support and understanding as we recover from the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. Today we have made significant progress in re-establishing the capacity to this system that serves US agriculture and the world’s grain trade. We expect an extended effort will be necessary to bring the transportation infrastructure, grain handling facilities and important services in the region to full capacity. Continued patience and collaboration from the international grain trade will be needed during this time of recovery. The good news is that the grain trade, with support of government and numerous volunteers in the region, has responded effectively and we are clearly on the road to recovery of the vital system we call the Mississippi River / Center Gulf. NAEGA and the National Grain and Feed Association are issuing periodic statements concerning the recovery of the grain export industry. Please feel free to access those reports on our websites: www.naega.org and www.ngfa.org. The real tragedy of this unfortunate situation resides with the people of the region. Hundreds of men and women are critical to the operation of this major component of the US agricultural economy and service the international grain trade. Today many of those who have served us so effectively are in need as a result of Hurricane Katrina’s devastation. In reaction to this need, individuals and businesses from across the US agriculture and international grain industry have united to “help our own” and provide support for the recovery of the Center Gulf region by helping those who have served us so well. The Agriculture River Recovery Fund (ARRFund) has been established to collect and disburse funds to the people and families that work to serve agriculture and have suffered personal loss or injury, been displaced, or suffered economic loss as a result of Katrina. As a further extension of the support you have already given and for which we are so grateful, the leadership of GAFTA has been kind enough to join the Advisory Board of the ARRFund. I encour- age the consideration of all for this humanitarian effort. Please find further details at www.arrfund.org. Warmest Regards, Gary C. Martin President/CEO, North American Export Grain Association (NAEGA)” Grain Trade Responds to Hurricane Katrina Gary Martin, President of NAEGA, has sent the following message to GAFTA Members. The devastation of Chalmette, Louisiana Hard Issues Discussed in Ukraine The Second International Grain Conference “Bringing the Trade Together”, organised by GAFTA and the UGA (Ukrainian Grain Association), was held in Kyiv on 7th and 8th September. The conference sparked much debate on agricultural policy and the trading environment in Ukraine, which aims to restore itself as the “bread basket of Europe”. A domestic governmental crisis also occurred. A full report of the papers given over the two days is given on page 7.

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The Journal of the Grain and Feed Trade Association October 2005 | Issue 156

IN THIS ISSUE... Page 2: GAFTA & NAEGA Visit China Page 2: GAFTA Course in Australia is a Popular Success Page 3: EU Commission Authorises the

Import of GM-Oilseed Rape for use in Animal Feed Page 3: Pascal Lamy Takes Over at WTO Page 3: Trainees “Log on” to New Distance Learning Programme

Page 4: Harvest in the European Union Page 6: Salamon & Seaber - Albert Moulder Retires Page 6: EU Bulk Shipment Regulations and Fumigation Guidelines -

Page 7: Ukraine Grain Conference Page 8: Get to know - Chris Rackham Page 8: GAFTA Contracts’ Re-prints Page 8: Diary Dates

“I would like to take this opportunity toextend gratitude on behalf of the US graintrade to GAFTA and our counterpartsaround the world who have conveyed support and understanding as we recoverfrom the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.

Today we have made significant progressin re-establishing the capacity to this system that serves US agriculture and theworld’s grain trade. We expect an extended effort will be necessary to bringthe transportation infrastructure, grain handling facilities and important servicesin the region to full capacity. Continuedpatience and collaboration from the international grain trade will be neededduring this time of recovery.

The good news is that the grain trade, with support of government and numerous volunteers in the region, hasresponded effectively and we are clearlyon the road to recovery of the vital systemwe call the Mississippi River / Center Gulf. NAEGA and the National Grain andFeed Association are issuing periodicstatements concerning the recovery of thegrain export industry. Please feel free toaccess those reports on our websites:www.naega.org and www.ngfa.org.

The real tragedy of this unfortunate situation resides with the people of the

region. Hundreds of men and women are critical to the operation of this major component of the US agricultural economy and service the internationalgrain trade. Today many of those whohave served us so effectively are in needas a result of Hurricane Katrina’s devastation. In reaction to this need, individuals and businesses from across the US agriculture and international grainindustry have united to “help our own”and provide support for the recovery ofthe Center Gulf region by helping thosewho have served us so well. TheAgriculture River Recovery Fund(ARRFund) has been established to collectand disburse funds to the people and families that work to serve agriculture andhave suffered personal loss or injury, been displaced, or suffered economic loss as aresult of Katrina. As a further extension ofthe support you have already given and forwhich we are so grateful, the leadership ofGAFTA has been kind enough to join theAdvisory Board of the ARRFund. I encour-age the consideration of all for this humanitarian effort. Please find furtherdetails at www.arrfund.org.

Warmest Regards, Gary C. Martin

President/CEO, North American Export Grain Association (NAEGA)”

Grain TradeResponds to HurricaneKatrinaGary Martin, President of NAEGA, has sent the following message to GAFTA Members.

The devastation of Chalmette, Louisiana

Hard IssuesDiscussed in UkraineThe Second International Grain Conference“Bringing the Trade Together”, organised by GAFTA and the UGA (Ukrainian GrainAssociation), was held in Kyiv on 7th and 8th September.

The conference sparked much debate on agricultural policy and the trading environment in Ukraine, which aims torestore itself as the “bread basket of Europe”. A domestic governmental crisis also occurred.

A full report of the papers given over the two days is given on page 7.

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