Soybean imports by the European Union fall in the accumulated of the 2022/23 harvest

Published 2022년 12월 13일

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The European Union's soybean imports for the 2022/23 season, which started on July 1, reached 4.86 million tonnes as of December 11, an increase from 5.81 million tonnes in the same period of the previous season, according to data from the European Commission. Rapeseed imports were 3.15 million tonnes, up from 2.30 million tonnes, and soybean meal imports were 7.11 million tons, the same as the previous season. However, palm oil imports decreased to 1.52 million tons from 2.53 million tons. The top five EU sourcing countries by product were Brazil, Ukraine, Canada, Australia, and Argentina for soy, Ukraine, Australia, Canada, and Serbia for rapeseed, and Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and the US for soybean meal.

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PARIS (Reuters) - Soybean imports into the European Union in the 2022/23 season that started on July 1 reached 4.86 million tonnes as of December 11, up from 5.81 million in the same week of the previous season, data showed. published by the European Commission this Tuesday. EU rapeseed imports so far in 2022/23 have reached 3.15 million tonnes, compared to 2.30 million tonnes a year earlier. Imports of soybean meal in the same period totaled 7.11 million tons against 7.13 million tons in the previous season, while imports of palm oil stood at 1.52 million tons against 2.53 million tons in 2021/22. The commission listed below the top five EU sourcing countries so far in 2022/23 by product, compared with the previous week and the same point last season. SOY (tons) Origin 4 of 11 of 12 of december december december 2021 States 2,055,205 2,110,018 1,592,639 United Brazil 1,671,354 1,728,338 3,396,132 Ukraine 421,820 440,241 121,502 Canada 364,988 371,359 618,934 Uruguay 117,047 ...

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