The European Commission has released the final data for the 2023-2024 season's agricultural trade, highlighting significant changes in the import and export of key crops. The period saw a notable decrease in the availability of sunflower, rapeseed, and maize within the EU, alongside a substantial rise in unrefined sunflower oil imports. Sunflower oil imports surged by 65%, with Ukraine being the primary supplier, and sunflower imports dropped by 65% from various countries. Rapeseed imports experienced a 24% decrease, predominantly from Ukraine, while soybean imports remained stable. Soybean meal imports saw a 2% drop, but soybean oil imports slightly increased. Corn imports also fell by 27%, mainly from Ukraine, and wheat exports from the EU experienced a minor decrease.