China might've cut our #barley exports but they've been a buyer of Aus #canola in 19/20, eclipsing the past 4yrs & accounting for 33% of total exports so far this ssn (the highest since 99/00). However, Belgium will likely record the lowest vol of Aus canola since 08/09 #oatt pic.twitter.com/zL6cpsLWOA

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And lastly, lets look at where it came from. WA market share fell, with SA/EC picking up the slack. Barley exports from here on in will be pretty scarce as stocks tighten + inverse to new crop pic.twitter.com/Oqifir2tu2

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If we add June to the totals for the 20/21 ssn, you can see China is still our top buyer by a big margin. Fun fact: 20/21 is the 11th consecutive ssn where China's been our biggest home and only 3yrs out of 21yrs of data have they been bested on volume. Unlikely next yr though🙄 pic.twitter.com/auBWMEVfSF

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Where did it go? Basically the stalwarts Japan took top spot, with the rising stars of Thailand coming in second and then Qatar/Vietnam before volumes drops off a cliff. Thailand has taken the same amount in 20/21 (Oct/June) than in the prev. 2 seasons combined 👊 pic.twitter.com/9eg900YYRF

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Following on from our #ABS #wheat export update - lets look at #barley. June was an underwhelming month, with July stem looking similar (again no containers in July #). April vol left a high watermark, with the post-tariff/tighter stocks contributing to lower M-o-M exports #oatt pic.twitter.com/S3Id5x1Vl2

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