Australia reduced exports of legumes in August

Published 2022년 10월 14일

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In August, Australia's grain legume exports saw a decrease, with chickpea exports dropping by 4% to 37,000 tons and lentil exports decreasing by 38% to 64,400 tons, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. This led to a reduction in exports to several countries including Pakistan, UAE, UK, and Bangladesh, with shipments to Saudi Arabia and Egypt halting. Despite this, Australia increased lentil exports to Egypt, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.

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According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the country exported 37,000 tons of chickpeas and 64,400 tons of lentils in August, Grain Central reports. At the same time, chickpea shipments decreased by 4% per month. Thus, Australia reduced the volume of exports of grain legumes to Pakistan - to 29.1 thousand tons against 29.4 thousand tons in July, the UAE - to 0.94 (1.12) thousand tons, the UK - to 1.5 (1 .6) thousand tons and Bangladesh - up to 0.06 (1.2) thousand tons. In addition, Australian chickpeas were not exported to Saudi Arabia and Egypt in August, while in July 500 and 840 tons were shipped to these countries, respectively. Export of lentils in August from Australia also decreased - by 38% per month, against the backdrop of a significant reduction in shipments of legumes to Bangladesh - to 10.5 thousand tons compared ...

Source: Zol