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EU: Import-export of grains, oilseeds, vegetable oil, meals

Published Sep 11, 2024

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The European Union's 2024/25 season saw a 5% decrease in soybean imports to 2.45 million tonnes by September 8. In contrast, rapeseed imports surged by 46% to 0.94 million tonnes, and soybean meal imports increased by 7% to 3.32 million tonnes. Palm oil imports dropped significantly by 44% to 0.45 million tonnes. Soft wheat and barley exports also declined, falling by 23% to 4.82 million tonnes and 34% to 1.32 million tonnes, respectively. Notably, export data from France, Bulgaria, and Ireland were incomplete. Romania emerged as the leading exporter of soft wheat within the EU, followed by Lithuania, Bulgaria, Germany, and France.
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The European Union's soybean imports for the 2024/25 season, which began in July, reached 2.45 million tonnes to September 8, down 5% from 2.57 million tonnes a year earlier, data released by the European Commission showed on Tuesday. EU rapeseed imports in the same period totalled 0.94 million tonnes, up 46% from 0.64 million tonnes a year earlier. EU soybean meal imports this season reached 3.32 million tonnes, up 7% from 3.11 million tonnes a year earlier, while EU palm oil imports totalled 0.45 million tonnes, down 44% from 0.80 million tonnes, the data showed. The European Union's soft wheat exports since the start of the 2024/25 season in July reached 4.82 million metric tonnes as of Sept. 8, down 23% from 6.25 million a year earlier, data released by the European Commission showed on Tuesday. The EU's barley exports totaled 1.32 million tonnes, down 34% from 2.01 million tonnes in the same period in 2023/24. However, the Commission said that grain export data from France, ...
Source: Oilworld
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