Exports of corn and sugar from Brazil already surpass December of 2021

Published 2022년 12월 26일

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Brazil's corn and sugar exports have surpassed last year's figures, with corn exports reaching 5.2 million tons and sugar exports approaching 2 million tons in the first four weeks of December. This surge is attributed to a record harvest and increased demand following the Ukraine conflict and China's decision to allow Brazilian cereal imports. The country is on track to set a record in cereal exports, with 43.7 million tons, and sugar exports have also seen a significant increase due to high prices and a delayed harvest in India.

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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Corn exports from Brazil totaled 5.2 million tons up to the fourth week of December, already surpassing the full month of 2021, according to data published this Monday by the Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex). ), which show the same situation for sugar. In December of last year, the country had exported 3.4 million tons of corn. The overcoming of the total corn shipped in the same month of 2021 occurs with a daily average of shipments of the Brazilian cereal up to the fourth week of 307.9 thousand tons, more than double the 148.3 thousand tons in December of last year. The country, the world's second largest corn exporter, is heading towards the end of the year with a cereal export record of 43.7 million tons, according to the most recent data from the National Association of Cereal Exporters (Anec). This happens thanks to a record harvest harvested in 2022 and with additional demand in the foreign market, caused by the war in Ukraine and more recently by the ...

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