Expected rapeseed harvest in the EU is the highest since 2014 with imports from Australia and Ukraine in the background

Published 2023년 3월 8일

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European crop monitoring agency, MARS, has forecasted a significant increase in rapeseed production due to a surge in acreage by 500,000 hectares, reaching almost 5.9 million hectares. Despite this, imports are expected to remain high at around 5.6 million tons, and consumption is anticipated to rise by 2.5 million tons. However, rapeseed prices are under pressure due to high imports and market pressure, despite support from palm oil prices and losses in soybean production in Argentina. From July 1, 2022, to February 27, 2023, the EU imported approximately 5.33 million tonnes of rapeseed from third countries, with Ukraine and Australia being the largest suppliers.
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The European crop monitoring agency MARS gave its forecasts. According to analysts, such a large increase is the result of increasing the acreage of this crop by European farmers by 500,000 hectares. ha, to almost 5.9 million hectares. The condition of the plantations is also assessed as good, although in western and southern Europe, rainfall could be useful. What about rapeseed imports? According to Strategie Grains, the expected significant increase in production will not lead to a decrease in very high imports (ca. 5.6 million tons), but to a sharp increase in consumption by 2.5 million tons. Analysts also expect an increase in EU rapeseed stocks in the current 2022/23 season as supply from cheap Australian deliveries and heavy imports from Ukraine via Poland and Romania outpaced demand. - Rapeseed prices are under pressure. High imports and price pressure from the global market have recently driven prices down to their lowest level this year. In addition, there are very high ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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