Global Markets: Oilseeds – Chinese Peanut Imports Reach Record High

Published 2020년 8월 13일

Tridge summary

China's peanut imports are projected to reach a record high of nearly 1.4 million tons in MY 2019/20, making it the largest import market and the first year China will be a net importer. This surge is due to slow domestic production growth and high global beginning stocks, with Senegal, Sudan, and the U.S. accounting for nearly 90% of China's imports. Despite this, imports will only cover 7% of China's domestic consumption.
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China peanut imports will reach a record high in MY 2019/20, rising to nearly 1.4 million tons and one-third of global trade in peanuts. For the first time, China will be the largest import market, surpassing the next-largest market (the European Union) by more than 40 percent. MY 2019/20 will also be the first year China is a net importer of peanuts. China’s imports in 2020/21 will remain high but are forecast to fall year-on-year due to lower exportable supplies. China is the world’s largest producer and consumer of peanuts. Prior to 2014/15, China’s domestic production was largely sufficient to meet steadily rising local demand. In the past 5 years, China has begun importing larger quantities of peanuts, mostly for crushing into meal for feed and oil for food use. While China’s 2019/20 imports are a record high, they will only represent 7 percent of its domestic consumption. China’s breakneck peanut imports are driven by slow domestic ...
Source: Agfax

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