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Wheat exports from the EU are declining amid low demand from importers, who are increasing supplies from Australia and Argentina.

Australia exported 1,812,191 tonnes of wheat, including 3681t of durum, in January, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. This figure is down 15 percent from 2,132,463t shipped in December. In containerised January exports, Thailand on 31,811t, followed by Malaysia on 28,684 and Indonesia on 26,115t were the major markets. In

The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES), part of the country’s Department of Agriculture, has raised its 2024/25 wheat production forecast by 6.9%, barley by 14% and canola by 5.4% from its December estimate, with winter crop production in Western Australia and New South Wales up 19% and 6% respectively. The forecast for increased production in Australia, the world’s fourth-largest wheat exporter, eases concerns about global supplies and helps to lower prices. According to ABARES, in 2024/25 MY, Australia increased wheat production by 31% to 34.1 million tonnes compared to the previous season (which exceeded the 10-year average by 28% and the USDA forecast in February of 32 million tonnes) and barley by 23% to 13.3 million tonnes (which exceeded the 10-year average by 17%), but reduced canola production by 2% to 5.9 million tonnes (which exceeded the 10-year average by 31%). In December, ABARES forecast that wheat production in the ...