Oilcrops, oils and meals: global market assessment - November 2020
Preliminary forecasts for the 2020/21 season point towards a tightening supply-demand situation for oilseeds and their derived products. After registering a marked decline in 2019/20, global oilseed production is forecast to climb to a new record in 2020/21, underpinned by a pronounced increase in soybean production... link to full document
Oilcrops complex: Policy Changes and Industry Measures – Annual Compendium
The compendium offers an overview of salient government policies and related private sector measures concerning global and national markets for oilcrops and derived products. Its purpose is to facilitate the work of policy makers, market experts, analysts and other interested stakeholders by providing a short, concise overview of policy developments relevant to the sector. Detailed news items are presented in tabular form, preceded by a brief discussion of the key policy trends observed in the year under review. download latest issue
Price indices for oilcrops and derived products
The indices are derived from a trade-weighted average of a selection of representative internationally traded products.To access the series of indices along with commentary on latest price developments click here.
The Oilcrops Monthly Price and Policy Update (MPPU) is an information product provided by the oilseeds desk of the Trade and Markets Division. As a complement to our bi-annual market reports, this brief note follows two purposes: first, to review the development of international prices for oilseeds, oils and meals as reflected by FAO’s specific price indices and second, to spot recent policy and market events - selected from a variety of sources - that are deemed important for the global oilseed economy. The brief shall be issued in the second week of each month, for a total of 10 issues per year. The note, which will be available in English only, will be posted on this web page as well as sent to subscribers of the Oilcrops Market Network.
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