Maize imports from Ukraine increased in 2021/22, despite war

게시됨 2022년 7월 11일

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The European Union increased its corn imports from Ukraine in the 2021/22 campaign to 8.09 million tons, making Ukraine the EU's leading maize supplier with a 50% share. There was also an increase in imports of barley, rye, and other cereals, while common wheat imports dropped significantly. Despite the ongoing war, Ukraine's export schedules allowed for these increased imports before the Russian invasion. Additionally, imports of various cereals from Russia also increased. Spain imported nearly 7 million tons of grain from third countries in the same campaign.

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In the 2021/22 campaign, which ended on June 30, the European Union imported 8.09 million tons of corn from Ukraine, which represents an increase compared to the 6.6 million tons purchased from that country in the previous campaign. Despite the war, Ukraine remained the EU's leading maize supplier, with a 50% share (compared to 44% in 2020/21), well ahead of Brazil (3.7 million tonnes) and Canada (1.4 million). These are data from the European Commission, which has published the figures for foreign trade in cereals in the EU for the campaign that has just ended. With regard, specifically, to imports from Ukraine, those of barley also increased (91,864 tons in 2021/22 compared to 50,425 in 2020/21), as well as those of rye (117,891 tons compared to about 12,000 in the previous campaign) and other cereals. Only those of common wheat recorded a drop and were almost halved (338,958 tons in 2021/22 compared to 633,870 tons in 2020/21). Although the European Commission does not analyze ...

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