Saudi Arabia buys wheat from Saudi-owned overseas farms: Food authority
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Saudi Arabia bought 355,000 tonnes of wheat for the shipment period August to December from Saudi-owned overseas farms, data from General Food Security Authority showed on Monday.
It was bought at an average price of $302.90 per tonne, the data showed.
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Earlier this month, Saudi Arabia bought 624,000 tonnes of wheat in an international purchasing tender for September-October shipment.
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