World cereal production in 2024/2025 will amount to 2,846 million tons

Published 2024년 6월 10일

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The FAO forecasts that global cereal production in 2024/2025 will remain high, almost at the same level as the previous year, reaching 2,846 million tonnes. Despite an expected decrease in corn and wheat production due to adverse weather conditions, there will be an increase in barley, rice, and sorghum production. The total global cereal utilization is projected to reach a record 2,851 million tonnes, with food consumption seeing the largest increase. Global cereal stocks are also expected to increase by 1.5% to a record 897 million tons. The 2023/2024 marketing year is estimated to have seen a record production of 2,847 million tonnes, a 1.2% increase from the previous year.
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Global cereal production in 2024/2025 will amount to 2,846 million tonnes (including milled rice), “virtually on par with the unprecedented production of 2023/2024”. This is indicated in the FAO information note on cereal supply and demand, published on July 7. Furthermore, according to this first forecast relating to the 2024/2025 campaign, the FAO points “to a generally comfortable situation between the supply and demand of cereals.” Regarding the main cereals, a decline in global production of corn and wheat is expected. Recent adverse weather conditions in the Black Sea region are likely to lead to a reduction in global wheat production. On the contrary, an increase in the production of barley, rice and sorghum is expected. Total global cereal utilization in 2024/2025 is forecast to increase by 0.5% to reach a new record of 2,851 million tonnes. According to the forecast, global use of cereals for food consumption will increase the most, by 1.1% compared to 2023/2024. It is ...
Source: Agropopular

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