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    As of December 5, Canada's exports of common wheat fell by 38% year-on-year

    • Last Update: 2021-12-24
    • Source: Internet
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    Foreign media news on December 14: According to data released by the Canadian Grain Council, as of the week of December 5, Canadian exports of common wheat fell to 161,300 tons, a decrease of 34.
    3% from 245,400 tons in the previous week .
    In 2021/22 (August to July) so far, Canada’s exports of common wheat have reached 4.
    3 million tons, a decrease of 38% from the 7 million tons in the same period last year .
     
    Durum wheat exports in the week ending December 5 increased to 51,400 tons from 22,200 tons in the previous week
    .
    The total export volume of durum wheat from August 1 to December 5 was 1.
    1 million tons, which was lower than the nearly 2 million tons in the same period last year
    .
     
    In 2020/21, Canada exported a total of 26.
    4 million tons of wheat
    .
    The Canadian Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food (AAFC) forecasts that wheat exports in 2021/22 will be 16.
    1 million tons, while the U.
    S.
    Department of Agriculture estimates that it will be 15 million tons
    .
     
      The reason for the sharp decline in Canadian wheat exports this year is that last summer’s weather set a historical record for the driest and hottest on record, leading to a 14-year low in wheat production and tight export supplies
    .
     
      Canada may harvest 21.
    7 million tons of wheat in 2021/22, which is much lower than the 35.
    2 million tons in the previous year
    .
     
      On December 10, the FOB price of Canadian West Red Spring Wheat (13.
    5% protein) for delivery in the next 30 to 45 days at the port of Vancouver was 414.
    38 Canadian dollars/ton, and the offer for delivery in the next 45 days to 60 days was 416.
    22 Canadian dollars/ton.
    , Both fell by 18 cents/ton
    .
     
      Some traders expect the export volume of high-protein wheat to increase in the coming months because of the tight supply of high-quality wheat in Australia this year
    .
    Increased exports may help boost wheat prices in the short term
    .

    Canadian grain wheat exports
     
      Durum wheat exports in the week ending December 5 increased to 51,400 tons from 22,200 tons in the previous week
    .
    The total export volume of durum wheat from August 1 to December 5 was 1.
    1 million tons, which was lower than the nearly 2 million tons in the same period last year
    .

     
      In 2020/21, Canada exported a total of 26.
    4 million tons of wheat
    .
    The Canadian Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food (AAFC) forecasts that wheat exports in 2021/22 will be 16.
    1 million tons, while the U.
    S.
    Department of Agriculture estimates that it will be 15 million tons
    .

     
      The reason for the sharp decline in Canadian wheat exports this year is that last summer’s weather set a historical record for the driest and hottest on record, leading to a 14-year low in wheat production and tight export supplies
    .
     
      Canada may harvest 21.
    7 million tons of wheat in 2021/22, which is much lower than the 35.
    2 million tons in the previous year
    .
     
      On December 10, the FOB price of Canadian West Red Spring Wheat (13.
    5% protein) for delivery in the next 30 to 45 days at the port of Vancouver was 414.
    38 Canadian dollars/ton, and the offer for delivery in the next 45 days to 60 days was 416.
    22 Canadian dollars/ton.
    , Both fell by 18 cents/ton
    .
     
      Some traders expect the export volume of high-protein wheat to increase in the coming months because of the tight supply of high-quality wheat in Australia this year
    .
    Increased exports may help boost wheat prices in the short term
    .

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