Will the Black Sea region be able to compete with Australia in barley export?

Exports of Australian barley are growing due to a large Chinese program, as well as a significant increase in demand in Turkey and a real lack of competition from the Black Sea region and Europe. This opinion was expressed by the managing director of Flexi Grain Sam Roach in the material on Graincentral.com. Australia exported in September, according to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS): Flexi Grain Managing Director Sam Roach said barley was surprised this month as its end-of-program export volumes were higher than previously expected. He also noted that he does not see real competition from the Black Sea region and Europe. However, analysts at Barva Invest note, despite the fact that from December until the appearance of a new crop in the Northern Hemisphere, Australia will be the main exporting country on the market, and prices in many directions will greatly depend on it, there are still importers due to expensive logistics and geographic ...