Corn imports to Thailand fell by 13 percent

Published Mar 3, 2023

Tridge summary

Thailand's corn imports were down 13% in the first five months of MY 2022/23, reaching 200,000 tons. Myanmar was the main supplier, accounting for 61% of imports, followed by India and Cambodia. The USDA anticipates a recovery in imports from Myanmar as cross-border trade returns to normal. Thailand's corn production for 2022/23 MY is expected to remain unchanged at 5.2 million tons.
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Thailand's corn imports reached 200,000 tons in the first five months of MY 2022/23, down 13% year-over-year, according to a USDA report. Myanmar supplied 61% of imports, followed by India (24%) and Cambodia (14%). The USDA is forecasting that imports from Myanmar will recover once cross-border trade returns to normal after trade was restricted ...
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