Wheat exports from the EU fell by 26%

Published 2023년 11월 14일

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EU countries have seen a decrease in their wheat exports this season compared to last, with a 26% drop in soft wheat and an 83% drop in durum wheat. The main exporters of soft wheat were Romania, France, Poland, Bulgaria, and Lithuania, while France was the main exporter of durum wheat. On the other hand, imports of soft wheat to the EU increased by 23% and imports of durum wheat grew by 334%, with the main suppliers being Ukraine, Canada, Moldova, Russia, Turkey, and Kazakhstan.

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From the beginning of the current season to November 7, the EU countries exported 10.2 million tons of wheat, which is 26% less compared to the same period last season. Exports of durum wheat fell by 83% to 43.7 thsd tonnes. This was reported by the European Commission. The main exporters of soft wheat among the EU countries this season were: Romania (2.8 mln tonnes), France (1.9 mln tonnes), Poland (1.8 mln tonnes), Bulgaria and Lithuania (0.9 mln tonnes each). Durum is exported mainly from France (34.1 thousand tons). The main importers of European durum wheat in the current season are Morocco (1.6 mln tonnes), Nigeria (1.1 mln tonnes), Algeria (0.8 mln tonnes), South Africa (0.6 mln tonnes) and Saudi Arabia (0.5 mln tonnes). The volume of imports of soft wheat to the EU countries increased by 23% to 3.1 mln tonnes in the reporting period. Imports of durum wheat grew even more significantly – by 334% to 1.2 mln tons. The EU imports soft ...

Source: UkrAgroConsult