Winter weather has cut Sweden’s grain harvest forecast to 5 million tons, raising concerns over farm incomes and wheat supplies ahead of the 2026 harvest.
The farmer-owned group increased earnings across its agriculture, energy, food and real estate businesses during the first four months of 2026 while continuing to invest in future growth.
The modern facility, located in the Port of Uddevalla, is now fully operational just in time for the 2026 harvest and is expected to significantly strengthen Sweden’s grain handling, increase export opportunities, and enhance national food security.
The new unit integrates a single sorting module into a redesigned, smaller frame while retaining the core capability to analyze and segregate individual kernels based on internal quality attributes such as protein content, enabling more precise segregation of wheat and barley for value maximization.
Advanced grain sorting solution to support quality and efficiency in barley production.