World wheat surplus yields bitter harvest.

The article discusses the economic problem of excessive global supply of wheat surplus. It reports that the member nations of the International Grains Arrangement (IGA) which includes the U.S., Canada and Australia have organized meetings to resolve the said economic concern. The impact of such excess on wheat prices and export operations is described. Possible reasons which may have caused the wheat problem are explored including the unexpected increase in wheat yields in countries like India and Pakistan.