World prices for malting barley continue to rise

Published 2021년 10월 5일

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Record high world prices for malting barley have been reported by RMI Analytics, with Canadian barley experiencing the most significant increase due to crop damage. This is contributing to a shift in market activity, with some buyers like China reducing purchases due to the high prices. Meanwhile, the 2022 harvest in Europe is demanded, but at lower prices than 2021. The growing deficit of malting barley does not suggest a decline in prices in the near future, especially with the ongoing competition for high-quality grain. Ukraine sees an increase in the premium for malting barley over feed barley, amidst export challenges and increased demand due to rising corn and feed wheat prices.
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World prices for malting barley are gradually rising and have already surpassed previous records, experts from RMI Analytics said in a report published at the end of September. Canadian barley is now significantly more expensive than barley from other countries, as the volume of the damaged crop has not yet been fully estimated. The country will likely have to import malting barley. In other countries, barley prices are either consistently high or continue to rise, says E-malt. The premium for brewing quality is also increasing, while the prices for feed barley have dropped somewhat. Market activity eased as some buyers, notably China, reduced purchases due to high prices. The main suppliers for China are now France and Argentina, while Australia is receiving more and more inquiries from buyers looking for high quality and reasonable prices. In Europe, the harvest in 2022 is in great demand, the prices for which are lower than for the harvest in 2021. Analysts warn that against ...
Source: Oilworld

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