Wheat Brazilian millers are in a tight situation because they normally buy about 7 MMT per year of wheat, which primarily comes from Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. Small volumes are also sporadically bought from the United States, but normally to cover some specific milling needs. However, the following table shows the recent decline in wheat exports from Argentina to Brazil:Most recently, Brazilian millers have received 50 percent less wheat from Argentina. This is a primary reason why the Brazilian government was recently obligated to reduce the import tax from 10 percent to zero for U.S. and Canadian wheat; and they purchased 2.7 MMT. That is still not an adequate amount and at least another 2.2 MMT more will need to be obtained,...