Bahía Blanca barley and its advances in commercialization 2022/23 in Argentina

Published 2022년 12월 29일

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Argentina is experiencing significant progress in its harvest, with lower production estimates due to adverse weather conditions. In the Bahía Blanca Grain Exchange region, while the harvest covers 95% of the area, reduced yields have caused a 14% drop in production. Despite this, barley exports have seen a 10% year-on-year growth, with China as the main recipient, reaching 1.16 Mt. Malt shipments, however, decreased by 6% year-on-year, with Brazil as the primary destination. The export sector has bought 1.2 times less brewing barley and 1.4 times less feed barley compared to the previous year, and the industrial sector has also decreased its purchases by 48%.

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In Argentina, a high degree of progress in the harvest is observed. In addition, the current production estimates are lower than the initial ones due to the impact that the weather has had on the development of the campaign. In the region of influence of the Bahía Blanca Grain Exchange, with a harvest that covers 95% of the area, although there was an increase in the planted area, this would not compensate for the fall in yields, causing a decrease of 14 % in projected production. read also Bahía Blanca Port: Barley Exports – 2022 In 2022, 1.16 Mt of barley were shipped, with a year-on-year growth of 10% i.a., with China being the main destination. Regarding malt, shipments exceeded 275,000 tons, a year-on-year decrease of 6%. With practically all shipments, Brazil is the main destination. MARKETING CYCLE 2022/23 The export sector has acquired: ...

Source: Rural Net