Grain exports from the EU fell by 30%

Published Dec 18, 2024

Tridge summary

Between July 1, 2024, and December 15, 2024, the European Union (EU) experienced a 30% decrease in grain exports, totaling 15.5 million tons. Romania was the most significant contributor, exporting 2.95 million tons of soft wheat, 1.24 million tons of barley, and 419.8 thousand tons of other crops. The primary recipients of the soft wheat included Nigeria, Morocco, Great Britain, Egypt, and Algeria, while Saudi Arabia, China, and Algeria were the main importers of the barley. The information for this report was derived from the analytical platform AgriSupp, which provides operational data and historical trends for the Black Sea and Danube markets, built on UkrAgroConsult's extensive database in grains and oilseeds.

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From the beginning of the current season (July 1, 2024) to December 15, the EU countries exported 15.5 million tons of grain and its processed products, which is 30% less than in the same period last season. Grain exports by the EU countries from July 1 to December 15, 2024. The largest grain exporter among the EU countries was Romania, which supplied to foreign markets 2.95 mln tons of soft wheat, 1.24 mln tons of barley and 419.8 thsd tons of other grain crops in the period under review. The main export destinations for soft wheat of European origin in the current season were Nigeria (1.76 mln tons), Morocco (999.1 thsd tons), Great Britain (852.1 thsd tons), Egypt (817.7 thsd tons) and Algeria (699.8 thsd tons). Barley was supplied mainly to Saudi Arabia (512.1 thsd tons), China (306.1 thsd tons), Algeria (262.2 thsd tons), Morocco (219.7 thsd tons) and Jordan (174.4 thsd tons). For almost 30 years of expertise in the agri markets, UkrAgroConsult has accumulated an extensive ...

Source: UkrAgroConsult