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March 2001 Edition
Brazil Forecast to be a Net Corn Exporter in 2000/01
Brazil is forecast to export 800,000 tons in the October-September 2000/01 year, making it a net exporter for the first time since 1982/83. An expected surge in production of nearly 18% has created a short term exportable surplus. However, bottlenecks at major ports could limit corn shipments over the next month as soybeans are really the priority export crop. Brazil recently made a large sale to the EU because it could supply approved varieties at a discounted price when Argentina was sold out. In addition, it has won a small share of other markets in which varieties approved for all uses are preferred.
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