India's Oilmeal Export Trends: Opportunities and Challenges
India's oilmeal export rose by 5% in October but witnessed a 7% decline for the April-October period due to lower rapeseed and castorseed exports. The Solvent Extractors Association of India highlights challenges in rapeseed meal export due to high international pricing and suggests government incentives.
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India's export of oilmeals saw a moderate increase of 5% in October, totaling 3.05 lakh tonnes, compared to 2.89 lakh tonnes a year earlier, as stated by the Solvent Extractors Association of India (SEA).
Nonetheless, a broader look at the April to October period shows an overall 7% decline in oilmeal exports, amounting to 23.88 lakh tonnes, with decreased shipments of rapeseed and castorseed meals cited as primary factors.
Notably, the SEA has called attention to a significant drop in rapeseed meal exports, which have fallen 25% to 11.8 lakh tonnes thus far this fiscal year from 15.1 lakh tonnes during the same period last year, highlighting high international prices as a challenge.
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