medium capacity soybean machiner com in argentina
- Product Name: soybean oil processing plant machine
- Raw Material: soybean
- Type: oil processing plant machine
- Production Capacity: 20-2000T/day
- Voltage: 380V
- Power(W): Standard
- Dimension(L*W*H): Standard
- Weight: Standard
- Certification: CE, ISO
- After-sales Service Provided: Engineers available to service machinery overseas
- Commodity: screw cold press machine production
- Area Needed: According to the capapcity
- Patent Technology: Yes
- Most advanced technology: Yes
- Advantage: quality equipment
- Automation: According to requirement
- Installation: Guide intallation
- Technology Support: Life time
- Warranty: one year
- After-sale service: life time
Argentina's soybean crushers likely to face headwinds until
Crush expected to slide below 30 mil mt Soybean yield seen down 42.5% on year Widespread acreage loss reported due to drought Supply crunch to persist until at least next harvest The Argentinian crush
“The annual rate we used to have on soybean crush was around 36 million tonnes per year, and we, as an industry, are trying to work on that level for this year,” Idigoras said. In 2022-2023, after losing 30 million tonnes of soybeans due to a drought, Argentina’s soybean crush levels fell to 27 million tonnes, down by 30% year on year.
New Government and the Demands of the Soybean Sector in Argentina
The high export taxes (retenciones), which have been levied on soybean for more than 20 years, have recently led to a drop in the planting area and production and greater idle capacity in the industry. The use of technologies has fallen because the farmer manages their margins by reducing the costs of inputs that are not essential.
Soybean crushing capacity has not recovered to usual levels in Argentina (historically top global soybean meal exporter) following the severe drought in the 2022/23 season, which curbed soybean production to 22 million metric tonnes, the lowest level since the 1999/2000 season.
Argentine soy processing in crisis as drought threatens
Argentina's soybean crushing plants are operating at the lowest capacity in history due to the impact of a ferocious drought, the leader of the country's top grains processing chamber said on ...
Argentine soy exporter Renova received a $410 million loan to build a new grains port and boost capacity at its 20,000-tonne-per-day processing plant by 50 percent, the International Finance ...
Argentinian Soybean Market Update: crush capacity and soy dollar
According to Argentina’s oil industry chamber, CIARA-CEC, low levels of capacity utilisation and worsening margins continue to keep the country’s soybean crush industry in a grim state, with the country’s soybean crush in August hitting a record low for the month at 2.1 million metric tonnes (-18.8% m-o-m).
Severe drought affecting the soybean crop in Paraguay will limit Argentine imports to 2.2 MMT, less than half of MY 2020/2021 imports. In addition to decreased supply from the prior two factors, slow farmer selling is expected to reduce the pace of Argentine soybean crushing in the first half of 2022 with Post projecting MY 2021/2022 crush at ...
- How much soybean is produced in Argentina?
- Soybean Production in Argentina For the 2022/2023 marketing year, Argentina’s soybean production is estimated to reach a 14-year low of 33.0 million tons, a significant drop from previous years.
- What factors affect soybean production in Argentina in 2023?
- In Argentina, key regions contributing to soybean production include Buenos Aires and Córdoba, accounting for 31% and 28% of total soybean production respectively. Challenges: The Historic Drought of 2023 One of the key factors impacting soybean production in Argentina in 2023 is the severe drought, termed “historic” by some reports.
- Does Argentina have a significant impact on global soybean trade?
- As one of the world's leading soybean exporters, Argentina has a significant impact on global soybean trade. But the 2023 agricultural year...
- Does Argentina export soybeans to China?
- A remarkable quantity of soybeans has been exported to China, with a total of approximately 620,324 tons from Jan to June, according to AgFlow data. This highlights China’s role as a major market for Argentina’s soybean exports. In addition, Peru received around 19,999 tons in May, indicating a broader reach of Argentina’s export activities.
- How resilient is Argentina's soybean sector?
- Despite these challenges, Argentina’s soybean sector is showing signs of resilience. It’s estimated that farmers in Argentina will increase their soybean acreage by 700,000 hectares to 16.7 million, mainly because soybeans are cheaper to grow and are less inclined to be impacted by adverse weather.
- Will soybean production recover in 2023/2024?
- For the 2023/2024 marketing year, a recovery in soybean and peanut production is projected at 50.5 MMT and 1.32 MMT, respectively, due to higher planted acreage and a hopeful return to normal weather conditions. Argentina Soybean Exports