Eoin Hughes is a Price Reporter at Fastmarkets. He focuses on supply chain and logistics, with a particular emphasis on sustainable agriculture, freight, and transportation management. Eoin's work has been featured in The Mayo News, Fastmarkets, Fastmarkets Agriculture, and the Irish Independent.
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Eoin's coverage predominantly centers around the agriculture & farming and transportation & logistics industries, with a strong emphasis on data-driven insights. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer in-depth analysis of agricultural trends or insightful commentary on transportation and logistics based on robust data.
His emphasis on citing data suggests that Eoin may favor sources who can provide empirical evidence or statistical analysis to support their insights into topics such as shipping, grain production, freight rates, and weather patterns impacting agriculture.
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By: Eoin Hughes, Karim El
Fastmarkets has extended its Soyoil CFR India prices to include months 3-6 of the forward curve, addressing growing customer demand for better market visibility and risk management, as India solidifies its role as a key player in the global vegetable oil market.
By: Eoin Hughes, Leticia Pakulski
India has bought large amounts of soyoil from Argentina during the three days in which Argentina's export tax on several agricultural products was suspended, with soyoil prices plummeting by more than $50 per tonne on a CFR West Coast India basis since the suspension was announced.
By: Masha Belikova, Eoin Hughes
Atlantic Panamax freight rates have hit their highest level since the 2022 Russia-Ukraine crisis, driven by the Iran conflict, elevated bunker fuel costs and strong grain export demand – with no immediate relief in sight.
By: Marcela Caetano, Eoin Hughes
Grain flows into the Persian Gulf have been displaced but not discontinued by the war between Iran and the US which has closed the Strait of Hormuz, according to data from shipbroker Simpson Spence Young (SSY) and Brazilian customs, seen by Fastmarkets on Tuesday May 19.
By: Eoin Hughes
Heavy hitters of Irish agri-business head to New Zealand with Enterprise Ireland
