"Britain’s most powerful grain company jointly owned by Cargill and Associated British Foodsbought and took delivery of all the available UK feed wheat last month.
Traders told the Bureau of Investigative Journalism that Frontier bought all available May Futures contracts on the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) in the period running up to the tender date in the last week of April. Feed wheat sets the benchmark price for wheat used in food.
Aggravating poverty?Huge financial players – whether they are hedge funds, index funds or giant trading houses like Cargill or Glencore – have come under growing scrutiny in recent years as trading volumes have escalated sharply.
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