Overview

In a very hard scenario for those looking to buy farmer stocks, the peanuts exports keep increasing and the oil exports, decreasing.

Farmers are asking for 115 BRL (23,5 USD) or more, for the 25kg bag in shell. Exporters are reluctant to pay such values, this situation is likely to stay until the end of the seed production period. 

Peanuts

Total

Peanuts export in 2023 x 2022 

Month 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%
August 34.730 24.030 44,53%
Total 196.450 177.086 10,93%

Peanut exports during August were of 34,730 metric tons, an increase of 10% compared to July, bringing 2023 calendar year to 196.450 metric tons, 11% above the same period of 2022. 

Destination

Months Russia Algeria EU27 Total Export
January 8.754 1.077 4.758 20.702
February 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
August 11.630 8.132 5.761 34.730
Total 53.361 51.662 33.355 196.450

The destinations volumes go in three different directions, as the export to Russia grows, Algeria maintains and EU decreases.

Russia shows the biggest difference compared to July, with a 32% increase, resulting in a total of 53 thousand metric tons. Resulting in 27% of the Brazilian total export, going directly to Russian ports.

Algeria by itself represents 26% of the Brazilian total export, with 51 thousand metric tons imported.

The EU has around 17%, with 33 thousand metric tons. The Netherlands being the biggest importer with 15.5 thousand. Followed by Poland (6,4 thousand) and Spain (5,6 thousand). 

Peanut Oil

Peanut Oil export in 2023 x 2022

Month 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%
August 5.456 13.364 -59,17%
Total 62.087 82.225 -24,49%

The oil exports are still decreasing, with the Chinese demand still low. August showed 5,456 tons exported, 60% decrease compared to the same month last year. And a 25% decrease compared to the January – August period of 2022. 

Destinations

Exported volumes to main destinations so far.

Month China – MTs Italy - MTs
Jan 5.203 2.094
Feb 3.649 433
Mar 6.225 1.213
Apr 10.890 1.855
May 9.235 434
Jun 8.250 485
Jul 5.042 1.365
Aug 4.230 1.224
Total 52.724 9.102

The volumes per destination are getting closer as the exports to China continuously decrease, while the exports to Italy seem to remain constant.

I hope this can help in you in anyway.

Feel free to contact me for any questions.

Por Jorge Rocha

Sales Manager  | Brazilian Origin 

jorge.rocha@samtraco.com.br

+55 16 9942465

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Caro leitor, não tivemos um relatório de fevereiro, devido a ajustes nas datas de publicação para estarmos mais atualizados com as informações de exportação. Outro detalhe, como temos pouquíssimas informações sobre exportações em 2024, vou analisar abaixo as exportações do ano-safra. Visão geral Desde meados de fevereiro, a colheita começou na maioria das regiões, embora com volumes muito modestos. Os primeiros plantios, que suportaram períodos prolongados de seca, têm apresentado resultados decepcionantes em termos de produtividade e qualidade, particularmente no que diz respeito aos níveis de aflatoxinas. Áreas como Médio Tietê e Alta Paulista parecem ter se saído pior que a Mogiana, embora o desempenho deste também não tenha sido bom. As chuvas recentes complicaram o processo de colheita para os primeiros produtores, mas trouxeram alívio para os produtores tardios que ainda aguardam a maturação e precisam de umidade. É amplamente aceito que a maior parte da colheita, cerca de 80%, ocorrerá em março e abril, oferecendo uma imagem mais clara do resultado real da safra. Com indícios de uma safra abaixo da média, os produtores têm resistido a reduzir os preços da matéria-prima, contrariando as expectativas entre os beneficiadores no início da safra. Isso tem levantado preocupações, especialmente considerando a relutância da Rússia em atender aos preços que permitiriam aos exportadores adquirir a matéria-prima, dada sua parcela significativa das exportações brasileiras. O mercado da UE apresenta uma perspectiva mais promissora, uma vez que os exportadores são capazes de obter preços consideravelmente mais elevados, especialmente durante os períodos em que a Argentina a, a dificuldade aqui para os exportadores é encontrar matéria-prima com a qualidade necessária para a UE. Finalmente, a viabilidade do mercado de óleo de amendoim permanece limitada por preços persistentemente baixos, limitando seu potencial como um consumidor significativo de matéria-prima, como observado no passado. Espero que esta informação seja útil para você. Atenciosamente.
15 de março de 2024
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