2020/21 Ukrainian flour exports the lowest in nine years

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14 KMT of Ukrainian flour was exported in June. This is twice as much as in May, down 21% from June 2019/20. 127 KMT of flour was shipped abroad for the entire 2020/21 – down 62% from MY 2019/20 and the least in nine years, UkrAgroConsult reports.

The slump in exports resulted from slowed production – just 1258 KMT was produced for the entire season, or 24% less than in MY 2019/20.

As before, the biggest buyer of Ukrainian flour is the UAE with a 25% share.

In addition, the top 5 importers in MY 2020/21 included Moldova, Palestine, Israel and Somalia.

Most buyers reduced imports from MY 2019/20: the UAE (-62%), Moldova (-25%), Palestine (-37%), Somalia (-45%), Singapore (-86%) and Mozambique (-85%/

Among the major importers, only two countries stepped up flour purchases from Ukraine compared to last year: Israel (+14%) and Venezuela (+1%).

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