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EU 2024/25 soft wheat exports down 31% by Nov 17



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Adds year-on-year variations, background and main countries for exports and imports

Nov 19 (Reuters) -Soft wheat exports from the European Union since the start of the 2024/25 season in July had reached 8.79 million metric tons by Nov. 17, down 31% from 12.66 million a year earlier, data published by the European Commission showed on Tuesday.

EU barley exports totalled 1.83 million tons, down 37% from 2.91 million tons in the corresponding period in 2023/24.

EU cereal exports have been curbed by harvest setbacks, with heavy rain in western Europe contributing to a 12-year low for EU soft wheat production and keeping barley output near a 12-year low from 2023.

However, the Commission said grain export data for Italy has been incomplete for the last five weeks and that data for France has been incomplete since the beginning of calendar year 2024.

Export data for Bulgaria and Ireland has not been complete since the beginning of marketing year 2023/24, the Commission said.

A breakdown of this season's volume showed Romania was the leading EU soft wheat exporter, with 2.52 million tons so far, followed by Lithuania with 1.19 million and Latvia at 1.13 million.

France, usually the biggest EU wheat exporter, but hit by its smallest crop since the 1980s, has only shipped 0.92 million tons so far this season, followed by Germany at 0.89 million and Poland at 0.83 million.

The main destinations for EU soft wheat exports so far in 2024/25 were given as follows:


SOFT WHEAT EXPORTS

2024/25


2023/24


Destination

tons

share


tons

share

Nigeria

1,410,445

16.0%


1,313,337

10.4%

United Kingdom

696,298

7.9%


201,669

1.6%

Egypt

691,683

7.9%


990,967

7.8%

Morocco

619,939

7.1%


1,925,588

15.2%

Algeria

560,416

6.4%


966,155

7.6%


In imports, the volume of maize shipped into the EU so far this season had reached 7.60 million tons, up 11% against 6.83 million tons a year earlier.

EU soft wheat imports were at 3.52 million tons, up 1%.

The main supplier countries for EU soft wheat and maize imports so far this season were as follows:


SOFT WHEAT IMPORTS

2024/25



2023/24


Origin

tons

share


tons

share

Ukraine

2,469,773

70.2%


2,256,750

64.7%

Canada

358,830

10.2%


355,005

10.2%

Moldova

312,968

8.9%


247,762

7.1%

USA

217,174

6.2%


55,596

1.6%

Serbia

138,648

3.9%


149,929

4.3%


MAIZE IMPORTS

2024/25


2023/24


Origin

tons

share


tons

share

Ukraine

3,779,059

49.7%


3,164,767

46.3%

Brazil

1,477,009

19.4%


2,736,252

40.1%

USA

1,263,054

16.6%


89,083

1.3%

Serbia

504,511

6.6%


118,704

1.7%

Canada

442,641

5.8%


326,727

4.8%



Reporting by Nathan Vifflin, Olivier Cherfan and Sybille de La Hamaide; Editing by Emelia Sithole-Matarise and David Evans

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