French wheat exports slowed in December

Published 2022년 1월 27일

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In December, France's wheat exports outside the European Union saw a decrease, with a total of 808,000 tonnes shipped, a decrease from November and October. The majority of these exports were to China, followed by Morocco. Algeria, a previous major recipient, did not receive any shipments in December. Additionally, no feed barley was exported to non-EU countries in December, and the forecast for French wheat exports outside the EU has been reduced to 9.0 million tonnes this season. However, exports of French barley outside the EU reached 22,000 tonnes, with Turkey and Brazil as the main recipients.

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Shipments of French wheat outside the European Union were lower last month than in November, as shipments to Algeria fell and no exports of feed barley were registered outside the EU during the month, Refinitiv data showed. In December, the sixth month of the 2021/22 season, a total of 808,000 tonnes of wheat was exported from France outside the 27-nation bloc, according to first estimates based on Refinitiv's transport data. China was the largest non-EU destination for French wheat, with an initial estimate of 508,000 tonnes, followed by Morocco with 213,000 tonnes. This is still less than the 514,800 tons of wheat shipped to China in October, the highest monthly quantity in the Asian country to date in 2021/22. According to Refinitiv, about 33,000 tonnes of wheat were shipped to Algeria in December, after leading the country’s total exports in November and no shipments to the country in January. FranceAgriMer’s agricultural bureau last week cut its forecast for French wheat ...

Source: AgroForum