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Overview

July data came to show an increase in the grain exports, and a continuous decrease in the oil ones.

Brazil exported about 31,600 metric tons of peanuts, and 6,500 metric tons of oil during the month.

Peanuts

Total

Peanuts export in 2023 x 2022 

Months 2023 - (Tons) 2022 - (Tons) Var (%)
Jan 20.702 24.698 -16,18%
Feb 15.756 21.798 -27,72%
March 18.472 17.132 7,82%
April 22.425 14.161 58,36%
May 27.193 20.885 30,20%
June 25.542 31.055 -17,75%
July 31.630 23.327 35,59%
Total 161.720 153.056 5,66%
Gráfico BPR

Whereas in the previous year, the 7th month showed a big decrease, this year an increase is clearly seen, this brings the calendar of year 2023 to a total of about 162 thousand tons exported, a slight 5,6% increase, compared to the 156 thousand tons of 2022.

Destination

The main destinations are still the same, Russia, Algeria, and the EU, all of which, showed increased volume in their imports compared to June: 

Months Russia Algeria EU27 Brazilian Total Export
Jan 8.754 1.077 4.758 20.702
Feb 4.594 5.065 2.118 15.756
March 3.473 6.000 2.385 18.472
April 3.300 8.215 2.686 22.425
May 4.781 9.123 4.549 27.193
June 7.965 5.973 3.320 25.542
July 8.865 8.077 7.777 31.630
Total 41.731 43.530 27.594 161.720
Gráfico BPR

The increase in Russian imports seems to be due to the demand coming back after a period of overstock, and the freights to St. Petersburg showing a decrease, which allows importers to increase their volume arriving directly to the Russian port, not having to bring the goods from Tallin or Riga.

It’s hard to understand the Algerian movements, one could hear of overstock there about two months ago, now we see another month of good volumes.

EU increase is likely due to contracts being fulfilled. The exporters don’t seem to be offering at this moment. It’s also important to remember that Letonia and Estonia are among the 27, which means some of those peanuts are likely going to Russia.

An important point for the Brazilian exporters focused on EU is that there is no RASFFs registered for Brazilian peanuts since January.


Peanut oil

Peanut Oil export in 2023 x 2022

Months 2023 - (Tons) 2022 - (Tons) Var (%)
Jan 7.298 5.301 37,68%
Feb 4.092 5.852 -30,08%
March 7.439 7.359 1,08%
April 12.746 13.023 -2,12%
May 9.706 12.045 -19,42%
June 8.807 11.836 -25,59%
July 6.543 13.446 -51,34%
Total 56.631 68.861 -17,76%
Gráfico BPR

It’s interesting to see the lines and remember that during this time in the previous year, the peanut oil exports were impressive, and did not show signs of decreasing, Brazil ended up exporting a total of 136 thousand tons in 2022.

Peanut crushing factories were built, exporters of grain showed to be worried and the oil crushers could pay more for the farmer stocks… then China’s demand decreased, due to several topics.

We are starting to see the results of the decreased demand more clearly now, in the export numbers.


Destinations

 

The main destination is China, by far, followed by Italy. With much lower volumes follow USA, The Netherlands and Japan.

Exported volumes to main destinations so far

Months China – MTs Italy – MTs
Jan 5.203 2.094
Feb 3.649 433
March 6.225 1.213
April 10.890 1.855
May 9.235 434
June 8.250 485
July 5.042 1.365
Total 48.494 7.878
Gráfico BPR

Por Jorge Rocha

Sales Manager  | Brazilian Origin 

jorge.rocha@samtraco.com.br

+55 16 9942465

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