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statementUkraine's share of EU imports fell from 9.42% to 3.82%, though the country retained third place among the largest suppliers.UkrAgroConsultstatementIn the first 17 weeks of the season, Ukrainian soybean supplies fell 60.5% to 144.52 thousand tonnes versus 365.61 thousand tonnes a year earlier.UkrAgroConsultstatementTotal soybean imports to the EU over this period decreased only 2.4% to 3.79 million tonnes.UkrAgroConsultstatementImports from the US fell 59.8% to 577.18 thousand tonnes, and the share of American suppliers dropped to 15.24%.UkrAgroConsultstatementBrazil increased its share of total EU soybean imports to 78.39% at the start of the 2026/27 marketing year.UkrAgroConsultpredictionAn increase in imports of high value-added products may limit the opportunities of local producers on the domestic market.UkrAgroConsultpredictionAn increase in imports of high value-added products may restrain the development of domestic rapeseed processing.UkrAgroConsultstatementKazakh processors face rising production costs and the need to ensure utilization of their own capacities.UkrAgroConsultstatementThe expansion of supplies of cheaper Russian rapeseed oil creates additional competitive pressure on Kazakh processors.UkrAgroConsultstatementThe active growth of imports occurred even before restrictions on the import of certain types of Russian oilseed products were introduced.UkrAgroConsultstatementThe rapid increase in supplies indicates a strengthening of Russian producers' positions in Kazakhstan's market for finished oilseed processing products.UkrAgroConsultstatementImport of Russian rapeseed oil to Kazakhstan increased 16-fold in value terms in January–August 2026, reaching a historic maximum.UkrAgroConsultstatementThe resumption of rapeseed imports is occurring against the backdrop of normalization of trade relations between the countries, in particular after China lifted restrictions on Australian barley.UkrAgroConsultcommitmentThe Australian government continues negotiations with China on lifting the restrictions, emphasizing that its products comply with phytosanitary standards.UkrAgroConsultstatementIn 2025, Beijing allowed trial shipments, but full-scale trade has not yet resumed.UkrAgroConsultstatementAustralia, the world's second-largest rapeseed exporter, lost access to China in 2020 due to phytosanitary restrictions linked to the detection of the blackleg pathogen in rapeseed.UkrAgroConsultstatementAt the end of October 2026, Chinese inspectors conducted an audit of canola production and supply in Australia, and prepared a report based on its results.UkrAgroConsultstatementChina has taken a step toward fully resuming imports of Australian rapeseed after six years of trade restrictions.UkrAgroConsultpredictionThis creates additional opportunities for external suppliers, in particular Ukraine, which remains one of the key exporters of non-GMO soybeans to the European market.UkrAgroConsultpredictionThe harvest reduction in Europe will increase the EU's dependence on imports, and the soybean self-sufficiency level in 2026/27 MY may fall to 6% from 8% the previous season.UkrAgroConsult
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