Belarus has reduced imports of Ukrainian meal

Published Jul 20, 2021

Tridge summary

During the September-May 2020/21 marketing year, Belarus experienced a significant shift in its sunflower meal imports, with a notable decrease in imports from Ukraine and an increase in imports from Russia. Ukrainian sunflower meal imports dropped by 42% to 153 thousand tons, largely due to Belarusian buyers' preference for the more economical Russian product. Consequently, Russian sunflower meal imports rose by 16% to 202 thousand tons, thereby increasing Russia's market share to 57% from 40% in the previous season, while Ukraine's share dropped to 43% from 60%.
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Original content

In September-May 2020/21 MY, Belarus reduced imports of Ukrainian sunflower meal to 153 thousand tons. This is 42% less than in the same period of the previous season. It is reported by IA "APK-Inform". This situation is due to the fact that during the reporting period, Belarusian buyers preferred the cheaper Russian product, which ultimately significantly displaced the Ukrainian meal. For 9 months of the current season, supplies of Russian sunflower meal to Belarus increased to 202 thousand tons, which is 16% more than in the same period of the 2019/20 season. As ...
Source: Elevatorist

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