Brazil’s Soybean, Corn Exports Slow in October but Well Above Year-Ago

Official trade data from October.

By Pro Farmer Editors

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November 01, 2023 03:18 PM

Brazil exported 5.533 MMT of soybeans during October, according to official trade data, down 865,000 MT (13.5%) from September but 1.735 MMT (45.7%) more than last year.

Corn exports totaled 8.448 MMT, down 308,000 MT (3.5%) from September but up 1.663 MMT (24.5%) from last year.

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