Brazilian corn exports fell sharply in 2021
Feb, 04, 2022 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202205
Brazilian corn exports fell sharply in 2021. The country exported 20,4 million tons compared to 34,4 million tons in 2020. The most significant decrease occurred in Mato Grosso, which saw its exports drop from 22 to 15 million tons, and Goiás, whose exports went from 3.9 million tons to 994 thousand. The crops were affected mainly by the weather.
In terms of this season, producers anticipate that while domestic prices remain above parity, the flow of exports will be redirected to the animal protein industry as high-value animal feed.
See below the comparison of Brazilian corn exports in the last two years. The data is from DataLiner:
Brazilian Corn Exports (HS 1005) | Jan to Dec 2020-2021 | WTMT
Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)
Despite the strong tendency of decreasing cereal exports, one cannot overlook the continued emphasis on Brazilian corn operations destined to the Arco Norte region, where the ports of Itaqui (MA), Barcarena (PA), and Itacoatiara (AM) yielded better results compared to the previous season.
Source: Agrolink
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https://www.agrolink.com.br/noticias/exportacoes-de-milho-tiveram-queda-forte-em-2021_461773.html
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