In the current season, the EU imported more than 3 million tons of rapeseed and 5 million tons of soybeans

Published 2022년 12월 23일

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From December 12 to 18, EU countries imported 116.1 thousand tons of rapeseed, a increase from the previous week. The Netherlands, Belgium, and Poland were the main importers. From July 1 to December 18, EU countries imported 3.26 million tons of rapeseed, a 40% increase from the same period of the previous season. Ukraine was the largest supplier, contributing 67.7% of total imports. The EU also imported 5.06 million tons of soybeans, a 17% decrease from the previous fiscal year. Brazil's supplies to the EU were reduced, while the USA increased its supplies. In November, India significantly increased its exports of soybean meal. Germany expanded the sown area of rapeseed for the 2023/24 harvest by 8%, due to its greater attractiveness for farmers amidst rising world prices.
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According to European Commission experts, from December 12 to 18, EU countries imported 116.1 thousand tons of rapeseed, which is higher than the previous week (69.7 thousand tons). At the same time, the Netherlands (60.6 thousand tons), Belgium (31.6 thousand tons) and Poland (12.2 thousand tons) imported the main volumes of oil during the specified period. In general, from the beginning of the current MR (July 1 - December 18), EU countries imported 3.26 million tons of rapeseed, which is 40% higher than in the same period of the previous season (2.33 million tons). 2.2 million tons of this volume were delivered from Ukraine, which is 67.7% of total imports. In addition, almost 800,000 tons of oilseeds were delivered from Australia (24.4%) and 136,600 tons - from Canada (4.2%). It is also worth noting that in the current season, the EU imported 5.06 million tons of soybeans, which is 17% less than in the same period of the previous fiscal year (6.07 million tons). At the same ...
Source: Agroconf

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