Black Sea Organic Soybean Export Volume Grows

Black Sea Organic Soybean Export Volume Grows

Organic soybean and soybean meal imports continue to flood into the US.  Much of this volume originates in Turkey’s Black Sea port of Samsun.  We surmise that these transshipments include organic soybeans from conflict-torn Ukraine and Russia, but this is on top of roughly 15 metric tons of organic soybeans originating in Ukraine and Russia, according to official trade data.

Argentina has sustained their organic soybean exports so far this year, shipping nearly 15,000 metric tons to the U.S.  As with organic corn, future Argentine imports are less certain.

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