Analysts predict a continued decline in the wholesale cost of sunflower seeds in Russia

Published 2023년 3월 1일

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In February 2023, Russia experienced a decrease in the wholesale price of sunflower seeds, with experts predicting further drops due to an increase in supply and a decrease in demand from processors. The average prices for sunflower in the domestic market had surged by 39% from November to February, reaching 29,000 rubles per ton, attributed to spring warming and deteriorating storage conditions in farms, resulting in a record 2.8 million tons of stocks. Additionally, the decline in prices is linked to a rise in export duty on sunflower oil, which could further diminish demand from processors.
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The wholesale price of sunflower seeds in Russia in February 2023 decreased after the previous significant increase. Experts expect a further drop in this indicator, the company Sovecon, which specializes in studying agricultural markets, said in a statement. "We expect that sunflower prices will continue to decline in the near future," the report says. Prices for sunflower in the European part of Russia decreased by about 600 rubles. - up to 28 thousand 425 rubles. excluding VAT, follows from the message of Sovecon. According to experts, pressure on prices was exerted by an increase in supply and a decrease in demand from processors. The company recalled that the reversal of the sunflower market in February was preceded by a long rise in prices. From November to February, the average prices for sunflower in the domestic market increased by 39%, to 29 thousand 25 rubles. per ton. According to experts, the decline in prices began against the backdrop of an increase in supply from ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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