Flour production enterprises will abandon the quota of Wheat Import

Introduction: with the deadline for returning the first batch of unused quotas in 2002 approaching and the deadline for returning the first batch of unused quotas in 2002 approaching (September 15 is the deadline for enterprises to return quotas), domestic flour production enterprises are actively inquiring about and paying attention to the trend of wheat prices in the international market Before September 15, if the enterprise decides to return the quota, it will not affect the quota application of next year At the end of the year, it can continue to apply for the quota of next year If the enterprise does not return the quota, it must actively contact the import before the end of the year to complete the quota amount of this year Otherwise, the quota application of next year will be deducted correspondingly At present, the price of wheat in the international market is at a five-year high For domestic flour enterprises, the imported wheat is not very suitable Quite a number of enterprises choose to give up the quota and wait for a better opportunity; only a few enterprises will choose to complete the quota import for the production needs Moreover, enterprises are not very interested in the quota of redistribution in 2002, and the application is not very positive Ek4 analysis: the international wheat price has been rising all the way this year The high price makes many flour enterprises worry On the other hand, Canada suspends the export quotation, which makes flour enterprises need to reconsider the source of Wheat Import Therefore, with the urgent time, many enterprises will choose to abandon the import quota, which is conducive to the sale of domestic spot wheat ek4   ek4