SEA: Exports of Indian oil cake decreased by 51% in November; soybean meal export is unlikely in the next 2-3 months

Published 2021년 12월 17일

Tridge summary

India's oil cake exports saw a significant decrease of 51% in November, reaching 1.62 million tonnes, as reported by the Solvent Extractors Association (SEA). This decline is largely due to a drop in soybean meal exports, which fell by 78% to 42,383 tonnes. The high export prices of soybean meal in India, compared to other countries like Brazil and Argentina, contribute to this decrease, making it unlikely for India to ship in the next two to three months. Additionally, the profitability of soybean processing in India is being challenged due to low prices and high expectations for soybean prices from farmers. Other exports, such as rapeseed seeds, castor bean seeds, and rice grain recovery, also saw declines. Total oil cake exports from April to November of this fiscal year decreased by 18% compared to the same period last year, totaling 15.96 million tons.
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The country's oil cake exports fell 51 percent to 1.62 million tonnes in November this year on sluggish soybean meal exports, industry body SEA said on Friday. Since India currently has higher export prices for soybean meal compared to other countries such as Brazil and Argentina, the country is unlikely to ship in the next two to three months, the statement said. In the same month last year, the country exported 3.32 million tons of oilcake. Oilcakes are used as animal feed in poultry farming and other industries. Soybean meal exports fell to 42,383 tonnes in November this year from 1 98,776 tonnes in the same period last year, according to the latest figures released by the Solvent Extractors Association (SEA). "The profitability of soybean processing in India is currently weakening due to pressure on meal prices and relatively high expectations from farmers for soybean prices, which are currently quoted above Rs 6,400 per centner," it said. Soybean meal for export at the port ...
Source: Oilworld

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