Tidbits, Typhoon in China, Middle East, Product of USA, FOB 7/13/26

Tidbits

Typhoon Bavi brought heavy rain to the eastern coast of China on Sunday and lashed densely populated cities with violent winds, testing the country's ability to cope with extreme weather, Reuters News reported. Bavi had weakened by Sunday morning to a tropical storm as it ‌pushed inland, but forecasters warned that the France-sized storm system could unleash prolonged and widespread rain across eastern and northern China in the coming days.

By Sunday afternoon, Bavi had moved into eastern Anhui province and was forecast to turn northeast before entering the northern Yellow Sea on Tuesday, China's National Meteorological Center said. The storm is expected to dump heavy to torrential rain across the provinces of Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, Shandong, Jiangsu and Anhui from Monday, exacerbating flood risks in areas that have already been soaked by earlier downpours.

China's annual grain and oilseed production is about 600 million mts. Note that China’s 2026 wheat production is more than 95% harvested. Corn, rice, and wheat are the crops still at risk.

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