EU: One third more soybeans harvested

Published 2023년 11월 29일

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According to the "Donau Soja Market Report," Ukraine experienced the largest growth in soybean harvest, with an increase of almost one million tons or 20% compared to the previous year. The European Union also saw an increase in soybean harvest by 740 thousand tons, with overall harvest volumes increasing by more than a third. Donau Soja, a soybean company, sees potential in expanding GMO-free and sustainably produced soy value chains in both EU and non-EU European countries due to the reliance on uncertified sources that may contribute to deforestation.
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The biggest growth in Ukraine As can be seen from the current "Donau Soja Market Report" from November, harvest volumes in Europe have increased by almost a quarter compared to the previous year. Donau Soya writes this in a statement. The largest increase took place in Ukraine, where the increase amounted to almost one million tons, or 20%. up to 4.8 million tons. Soybean harvest in EU countries also increased by 740 thousand. tons, to over 3 million tons. The area planted in the EU has remained roughly the same this year, but harvest volumes have increased by more than a third. The world soybean harvest will amount to 400 million tons this year Most soy used in the EU still comes from uncertified sources abroad, where deforestation may occur. We therefore see great potential to expand regional, European, GMO-free and sustainably produced soy value chains both in the EU and in non-EU European countries,” explains Matthias Krön, CEO of Donau Soja, in the report. Record harvests ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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