Farmgate prices of Barley in Canada
Historical farmgate price trends
The farmgate price of Canada Barley has been on a downward trend over the last two years, influenced by shifting market dynamics. In 2023, farmgate prices ranged from $0.23 USD per kg to $0.30 USD per kg. By 2024, farmgate prices had decreased to a new range of $0.18 to $0.27 USD per kg, indicating either a drop in demand or an increase in supply for Canada Barley.
Recently updated farmgate prices
Recent farmgate price of Canada Barley was 243.30 CAD per 1 mt, reported on 2024-10-31.
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Export prices of Barley in Canada
Historical export price trends
The export price of Barley from Canada has experienced fluctuations over the past two years, in line with shifting market trends. In 2023, export prices varied between $1.05 USD per kg and $1.21 USD per kg. By 2024, the price volatility remained, with export prices ranging from $0.59 USD to $1.98 USD per kg, reflecting ongoing market instability for Canada Barley exports.
Recent export records
On 2024-11-20, Barley reported as "GRANOS APLASTADOS DE CEBADA K143751000" was exported by a company in Canada to a company in Mexico.
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Import prices of Barley in Canada
Historical import price trends
The import price of Barley to Canada has fluctuated over the past two years, reflecting shifting market trends. In 2023, import prices ranged from $0.55 USD per kg to $3.15 USD per kg. By 2024, price volatility persisted, with prices continuing to vary between $0.77 USD and $2.29 USD per kg, indicating ongoing market instability for Barley imports to Canada.
Recent import records
On 2025-01-10, Barley reported as “BARLEY PACKED IN CONSUMER PACKS” was imported by a company in Canada from a company in India.
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FAQ for Barley price in Canada
What is the HS code for Barley?
The HS code for Barley is 100300 - Cereals; barley, 100310 - Cereals; barley, seed, 100390 - Cereals; barley, other than seed.
Where does Tridge source its price data?
Tridge gathers price data from over 400 trusted global sources, including government public sources, producers, traders, and local industry experts. We ensure data accuracy through both human oversight and cutting-edge AI technology, which helps manage missing values, detect outliers, and standardize currency and units.
How are the low and high prices for Canada Barley calculated?
The low and high prices are calculated from Canada data for Barley during the selected period, showing the typical price range after excluding outliers. Please note that trends may differ when analyzed in more detail, such as by product variety, company, or specific timeframes.
How much transaction data is there for Barley in Canada in Tridge?
We have 235 transaction records for Barley in Canada. Visit our About Transaction Data page to explore its features.
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