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March 2002 Edition
Hungarian Corn Expands Reach
In recent years, Hungary has
become one of the top five corn exporters, in contrast to the
time when it almost exclusively supplied Eastern Europe and the
USSR. Following the fall of the USSR, Hungary was plagued by low
yields as infrastructure problems led to decreased input
utilization. However, in recent years, an increased ability to
afford inputs, improved transportation, and relatively stable
domestic feed consumption, have allowed Hungary to expand its
export focus. Currently, Hungary is not only able to supply
Eastern Europe, but has substantially increased shipments to the
EU and Mediterranean region. Hungary will be a growing force in
the world corn market.
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