South African 2023–24 corn export estimate lowered by 12%

게시됨 2024년 1월 29일

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The U.S. Agriculture Department has lowered South Africa's corn export estimate by 12% for the current marketing year to 3.0 million metric tons, and by 5% for 2022-23 to 3.8 million tons. This reduction is due to competition from Northern Hemisphere countries, increased local soybeans exports, and infrastructural and capacity issues at South African ports. However, South Africa still managed to record its second-largest corn harvest ever in 2022-23, producing 17.1 million tons.
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South Africa’s corn export estimate has been lowered by 12% in the current marketing year, the U.S. Agriculture Department said late Wednesday. Exports are now seen at 3.0 million metric tons, down from an earlier estimate of 3.4 million tons in the marketing year started in May 2023, the agency said in its grain and feed update. Export estimates for 2022-23 have also been revised down by 5% to 3.8 million tons. South Africa’s corn exports started to decline in recent weeks after the Northern Hemisphere countries’ corn harvest started being sold in the world markets, it said. In addition, corn exports compete with local soybeans exports for loading slots due to structural and capacity constraints at South African ports. South Africa produced its second-largest corn harvest on record in 2022-23 at 17.1 million tons, up from 16.1 million tons of the prior year, the USDA ...

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