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In December 2024, Australia's canola exports saw a decrease of 16% from the previous month, totaling 593,810 tonnes. The primary markets for these exports included Belgium, Germany, France, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Preliminary estimates predict that Australia's canola exports will reach 604,000 tonnes in January and 491,000 tonnes in February. The International Grains Council forecasts a 1.4% increase in the global rapeseed cultivation area for the 2025/26 season, achieving a record 44.1 million hectares.
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According to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, canola exports in December 2024 totalled 593,810 tonnes, down 16% from the previous month (709,430 tonnes in November), Grain Central reports. The largest markets for the period were Belgium (185,420 tonnes), Germany (125,230 tonnes), France (115,020 tonnes), Pakistan (63,790 tonnes) and Bangladesh (28,970 tonnes). According to preliminary estimates from Lachstock Consulting, Australia could export 604,000 tonnes of canola in January, while 491,000 tonnes are booked for shipment in February. The ...
Source: UkrAgroConsult
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