US: Bran cancellations exceed sales by 16.9 thousand tons of the 2022/23 harvest in the week

Published 2023년 9월 28일

Tridge summary

In the week ending September 21, United States exporters experienced a significant drop in sales of soybean meal, with cancellations exceeding sales by 16.9 thousand tons. The main buyers were the Philippines, Mexico, Germany, Honduras, and Venezuela, but their purchases did not compensate for cancellations made by Canada, Colombia, and South Korea. Shipments abroad during the week also decreased by 41% compared to the previous week and 19% compared to the average of the previous four weeks.
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By Audryn Karolyne, with information from Dow Jones Newswires São Paulo, 09/28/2023 - United States exporters that cancellations exceeded sales by 16.9 thousand tons of soybean meal from the 2022/23 harvest in the week ending September 21, the Department of Country Agriculture (USDA). The volume represents a significant drop compared to the previous week and compared to the average of the previous four weeks. The main buyers were the Philippines (11.4 thousand t), Mexico (9.1 thousand t), Germany (5.6 thousand t), Honduras (5.3 thousand t) and Venezuela (4.5 thousand t), which did not compensate for the cancellations made by Canada (64.8 thousand t), Colombia (2.2 thousand t) and South Korea (2 thousand t). For 2023/24, 375.7 thousand tons were sold to Canada (122.3 thousand tons), Guatemala (41.2 thousand tons), Mexico (31.2 thousand tons), Malaysia (30.9 thousand tons) and Japan (30.6 thousand t), which offset cancellations made by Myanmar (400 t). The total volume sold of the ...
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