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Brazil passes law to modernize ports (05/20/2013)
Brazil's Senate approved legislation aimed at modernizing the country's poorly-managed and costly ports last Thursday evening, after the bill cleared the lower chamber of Congress.
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Oilseeds Entelliprise - Long soy vessel line-ups show little sign of relief at Brazil's ports
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Long soy vessel line-ups show little sign of relief at Brazil's ports (05/15/2013)
Halfway through the fourth month of Brazil's soybean marketing season, Brazilian ports are still packed with vessels queuing to load soybeans. The long lines of ships waiting to load 13.3 m
Long soy vessel line-ups show little sign of relief at Brazil's ports (05/15/2013)
Halfway through the fourth month of Brazil's soybean marketing season, Brazilian ports are still packed with vessels queuing to load soybeans. The long lines of ships waiting to load 13.3 m
Thursday, May 9, 2013
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Oilseeds Entelliprise - no shipments of soybeans from Argentina to the United States in April and early May,
Oilseeds Entelliprise
Argentina seen shipping soybeans to China, not U.S. (05/06/2013)
Reuters reports that there will be no shipments of soybeans from Argentina to the United States in April and early May, despite rumors of U.S.-bound cargoes that have hurt benchmark Chicago ...
Argentina seen shipping soybeans to China, not U.S. (05/06/2013)
Reuters reports that there will be no shipments of soybeans from Argentina to the United States in April and early May, despite rumors of U.S.-bound cargoes that have hurt benchmark Chicago ...
Oilseeds Entelliprise - Statistics Canada confirmed on May 3 tight canola stocks
Oilseeds Entelliprise
Statistics Canada confirmed tight canola stocks (05/06/2013)
Statistics Canada confirmed on May 3 tight canola stocks at the end of March 31 following a smaller canola crop in 2012. Total canola stocks fell to 3.9 million tonnes (MT) as of March 31, ...
Statistics Canada confirmed tight canola stocks (05/06/2013)
Statistics Canada confirmed on May 3 tight canola stocks at the end of March 31 following a smaller canola crop in 2012. Total canola stocks fell to 3.9 million tonnes (MT) as of March 31, ...
Monday, May 6, 2013
Oilseeds Entelliprise - Brazil Trade Business Group
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Brazil soybean exports surged 102% to 7.2 million MT in April (05/02/2013)
Brazil greatly accelerated soybean export pace in April 2013 helped by improved logistics at ports and favourable weather. Soybean shipments surged to 7.155 million tonnes (MT) last month, ..
Brazil soybean exports surged 102% to 7.2 million MT in April (05/02/2013)
Brazil greatly accelerated soybean export pace in April 2013 helped by improved logistics at ports and favourable weather. Soybean shipments surged to 7.155 million tonnes (MT) last month, ..
Friday, May 3, 2013
ICUMSA 45 BRAZIL - Brazil Trade Business Group
ICUMSA 45 BRAZIL - Brazil Trade Business Group
Brazil's sugar exports are to soar above 29 million tonnes, easily setting a record, US farm officials said, backing expectations of a bumper cane harvest despite poor conditions in the north east, according to Agrimoney.
US Department of Agriculture officials in Brasilia forecast sugar exports from Brazil, the top producer and shipper of the sweetener, hitting 29.3 million tonnes in 2013/14, for which the cane crush has just begun.
That number, which the USDA staff was needed "to meet projected international demand", would easily surpass the current record of 25.8 million tonnes reached in 2010/11, although that high may have been surpassed in 2012/13.
Strong shipments ahead are expected to be supported by a sugar cane harvest which, at least in the key Centre South district, will hit a record high too.
And the forecast of strong exports supports the idea of easy supplies which sent New York raw sugar futures last week to their lowest since July 2010.
The Brasilia bureau forecast the Centre South cane crop hitting 585 million tonnes, a number towards the lower end of the range expected by other commentators, but still representing a 9.8% jump year on year.
The increase is "due to higher agricultural yields as a result of good weather conditions and adequate renewal of sugar cane stocks", the bureau said.
However, they cautioned over a far smaller harvest in Brazil's North East than some other analysts, foreseeing it dropping for a second successive season, to 55.0 million tonnes "due to weather-related problems, drought, that affected growing regions".
Conab, Brazil's official crop bureau, besides some private forecasters such as Macquarie have pencilled in a North East cane harvest of 64 million tonnes.
The figures from the USDA bureau reduce to 8.6% the North East contribution to the overall Brazilian cane harvest, down from 11.8% two seasons ago.
The region is in the grip of a drought billed as the worst in 50 years, forcing an aid effort which has seen Conab raise to 170,000 tonnes, from 40,000 tonnes, monthly corn shipments to support livestock farmers.
"Summer rains in north eastern Brazil were disappointing and not heavy enough to produce even a meagre corn crop," Michael Cordonnier at Soybean and Corn Advisor said.
While the region's main cane producing state of Alagoas has been hit less hard than much of the rest of the region, farmers in second-ranked Pernambuco have been badly affected.
The USDA bureau estimated Brazilian sugar output in 2013/14 at 40.4 million tonnes, a figure again below the Conab figure, of 43.6 million tonnes, but in line with forecasts from some private commentators.
Output from the Centre South was pegged at 36.35 million tonnes, a rise of more than 5% from the 2012/13 result.
The forecasts assumed that mills will convert 48% of cane to sugar, and 52% to ethanol, as changes to ethanol taxes and regulation improve the appeal of the biofuel.
"Sugar-ethanol mills are likely to increase ethanol production due to an expected increase in the ethanol content blended with gasoline," the bureau said.
"Additionally, the international sugar market has not been particularly attractive compared to previous seasons."
BRAZIL: Sugar exports seen hitting record
Published: 04/29/2013, 5:09:39 PM
Brazil's sugar exports are to soar above 29 million tonnes, easily setting a record, US farm officials said, backing expectations of a bumper cane harvest despite poor conditions in the north east, according to Agrimoney.
US Department of Agriculture officials in Brasilia forecast sugar exports from Brazil, the top producer and shipper of the sweetener, hitting 29.3 million tonnes in 2013/14, for which the cane crush has just begun.
That number, which the USDA staff was needed "to meet projected international demand", would easily surpass the current record of 25.8 million tonnes reached in 2010/11, although that high may have been surpassed in 2012/13.
Strong shipments ahead are expected to be supported by a sugar cane harvest which, at least in the key Centre South district, will hit a record high too.
And the forecast of strong exports supports the idea of easy supplies which sent New York raw sugar futures last week to their lowest since July 2010.
The Brasilia bureau forecast the Centre South cane crop hitting 585 million tonnes, a number towards the lower end of the range expected by other commentators, but still representing a 9.8% jump year on year.
The increase is "due to higher agricultural yields as a result of good weather conditions and adequate renewal of sugar cane stocks", the bureau said.
However, they cautioned over a far smaller harvest in Brazil's North East than some other analysts, foreseeing it dropping for a second successive season, to 55.0 million tonnes "due to weather-related problems, drought, that affected growing regions".
Conab, Brazil's official crop bureau, besides some private forecasters such as Macquarie have pencilled in a North East cane harvest of 64 million tonnes.
The figures from the USDA bureau reduce to 8.6% the North East contribution to the overall Brazilian cane harvest, down from 11.8% two seasons ago.
The region is in the grip of a drought billed as the worst in 50 years, forcing an aid effort which has seen Conab raise to 170,000 tonnes, from 40,000 tonnes, monthly corn shipments to support livestock farmers.
"Summer rains in north eastern Brazil were disappointing and not heavy enough to produce even a meagre corn crop," Michael Cordonnier at Soybean and Corn Advisor said.
While the region's main cane producing state of Alagoas has been hit less hard than much of the rest of the region, farmers in second-ranked Pernambuco have been badly affected.
The USDA bureau estimated Brazilian sugar output in 2013/14 at 40.4 million tonnes, a figure again below the Conab figure, of 43.6 million tonnes, but in line with forecasts from some private commentators.
Output from the Centre South was pegged at 36.35 million tonnes, a rise of more than 5% from the 2012/13 result.
The forecasts assumed that mills will convert 48% of cane to sugar, and 52% to ethanol, as changes to ethanol taxes and regulation improve the appeal of the biofuel.
"Sugar-ethanol mills are likely to increase ethanol production due to an expected increase in the ethanol content blended with gasoline," the bureau said.
"Additionally, the international sugar market has not been particularly attractive compared to previous seasons."
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