Australia: Local grain keeps rolling out the door

게시됨 2021년 11월 9일

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The Australia Bureau of Statistics has released the September international trade data for the 2020-21 marketing year, revealing robust grain exports despite production issues in major countries. The total exports of wheat, barley, sorghum, and canola reached 36.336 million tonnes. March was the only month to exceed 4 million tonnes in exports. The busiest port was Fremantle/Kwinana, and Western Australia was the biggest wheat export state. Indonesia, Vietnam, China, and the Philippines were the top buyers of Australian wheat. Barley exports were led by Saudi Arabia, with Vietnam and Japan as the next biggest buyers. Canola exports were primarily to European Union nations, led by Germany. Sorghum exports were dominated by China, with Kenya and Japan as the next biggest buyers. The flush 2021 harvest has pushed the harvest back, meaning old crop grain will continue to dominate exports until December.

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The Australia Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released the country's September international trade data last week. This completed the national grain export picture for the 2020-21 marketing year, which finished on September 30. A feature of the 2020-21 grain export program was robust sales in the final three months of the marketing year due to production issues in Russia, Canada and the United States - and quality issues in the European Union. Exports of wheat, barley, sorghum and canola totaled 36.336 million tonnes for the 12-month period. That was quite an impressive result, considering the Australian pipeline was empty leading into the 2020 harvest after a string of poor seasons in the eastern states. The low carry-in meant the export program didn't ramp-up until December 2020. October shipments totaled 0.542 million tonnes and November shipments were 1.063 million tonnes. At 4.053 million tonnes, March was the only month that topped the 4 million tonnes barrier for exports of ...

출처: Farmweekly