Ukraine exported a record amount of barley in January

Published 2024년 2월 7일

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In January 2024, Ukraine saw a record export of 432,000 tonnes of barley, driven by high demand from the EU and China. Despite this, the price of barley has remained stable, while other feed crops like wheat and corn have seen a decrease in price, making barley less attractive. Agricultural cooperative PUSK analysts predict a drop in barley demand in March-April due to an expected price decline from stagnant demand.
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Ukraine exported 432 thsd tonnes of barley in January 2024, which is the record figure for the current season. This was discussed on February 6 during the weekly briefing organized by the analytical center of the agricultural cooperative PUSK, created within the framework of the VAR (Vseukrainska Agrarna Rada – All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council). “Barley was a relatively cheap grain crop, and it was eagerly bought by the EU and China. It is the low price that explains the high demand and record exports in January – 432 thousand tons. We have already contracted 150 thousand tons for February. But the situation may change in the future. Barley is now losing out to other feed crops: wheat and corn. These crops fell in price, while barley remained unchanged. On the FOB and CIF markets, barley is priced at the price of corn, and this is a negative point. For the Italian market, for example, barley is priced at $210-212 per ton. Corn prices are at the same level. The usual spread between ...

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