In the 2022/23 farming season, which began on July 1, the European Union's wheat exports reached 8.80 million tons by September 25, the European Commission announced. According to the data, this season's total so far is an increase compared to the 8.06 million tons announced a week earlier and the 8.75 million tons measured in the same week of 2021/22. However, the Commission has said in recent weeks that some of its cereal export and import data may be incomplete.
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The figures showed that France remained the EU's leading wheat exporter this season with 3.36 million tonnes, followed by Romania with 1.38 million tonnes, Germany with 913,000 tonnes, Bulgaria with 881,000 tonnes and Poland with 851,000 tonnes. . The Commission listed the following five most important soft wheat export destination countries: Algeria 1,259,642 tons, 14.3%; Morocco 1,134,800 tons, 12.9%; Egypt 778,721 tonnes, 8.8%; Nigeria 602,059 tonnes, 6.8%; Pakistan 489,650 tons .5.6%. The EU's corn imports have so far amounted to 6.65 million tons, according to the Commission's data, this is 81% more than the 3.67 million tons a year earlier. They have raised their forecasts for EU corn imports as the worst corn crop in 15 years is expected due to drought. According to the data, in 2022/23 Spain was the leading EU corn importer with 2.46 million tonnes, ahead of the Netherlands (802,000 tonnes), Poland (637,000 tonnes), Portugal (602,000 tonnes) and Italy (424,000 tonnes), he ...
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