India's oil meal exports increased by 9.7%

Introduction: from April to December 2001, India's oil meal export increased by 9.7% to 1.69 million tons compared with 1.54 million tons in the same period last year, due to the increase in the number of oil seed crushing "In the past two and a half months, the crushing capacity of soybean in India has increased, which has promoted the export of soybean meal," said sea India's soybean meal exports accounted for 80% - 90% of the total oil meal exports In the fourth quarter of 2001, the soybean meal exports increased by 14.2% to 923530 tons compared with 809018 tons in the same period of 2000 However, from April to December 2001, Indian soybean meal exports decreased by about 5% to 1.36 million tons compared with the same period of the previous year The association claims that the increase in Indian oil meal exports is also due to an increase in the volume of rapeseed meal and peanut meal ships The export volume of rapeseed meal increased about 4 times to 210437 tons, and that of peanut meal increased nearly 6 times to 43751 tons The association said peanut crushing could increase next month It is estimated that the output of peanut in India in 2001 / 02 market year (November October of the next year) is 5.3 million tons, which is higher than the output of 4 million tons in the previous year Soybean production is likely to increase to 5.4 million tons from 5.01 million tons last year.