The EU's soft wheat exports to fall 32% in 2024-25 season

Published 2024년 11월 6일

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The European Union's soft wheat exports for the 2024-2025 season have significantly decreased by 32% compared to the previous year, reaching 7.76 million tonnes by November 3. Barley exports have also dropped by 39% to 1.7 million tonnes. Romania is the leading exporter of soft wheat, followed by Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, and Bulgaria, while France and Germany have exported 660 thousand and 690 thousand tonnes, respectively. The primary buyers of EU wheat this season include Nigeria, Egypt, Morocco, the UK, and Algeria. There are missing export data for Italy, France, Bulgaria, and Ireland.

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The volume of soft wheat exports from the EU in the 2024-2025 season, which started in July, reached 7.76 million tonnes as of November 3. This is 32% less than the same figure last season. Barley exports fell by 39%, to 1.7 million tonnes, Reuters reports, citing European Commission data. The EU leader in soft wheat exports is currently Romania with 2.43 million tonnes. It is followed by Lithuania (1.08 million tonnes) and Latvia (1.04 million tonnes). Poland (750 thousand tonnes) and Bulgaria (710 thousand tonnes) round out the top five. France, previously the largest exporter of European wheat, has exported only 660 thousand tonnes this season. Germany has sold 690 thousand tonnes of wheat on foreign markets. The main buyers of wheat from the EU in the 2024-2025 season were Nigeria (1.260 million tons), Egypt (691.7 thousand tons), Morocco (584.6 thousand tons), the United Kingdom (540.4 ...

Source: Zol