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  1. OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook
  2. OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2007
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Oilseeds and Oilseed Products

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Abstract In the calendar year 2006, oilseeds markets have been characterized by considerable diversity but somewhat less dramatic price developments than other crop markets. Rapeseed prices and rapeseed oil prices have increased by almost 20% over the course of 2006. Other oilseeds and product prices have been less bullish. However, an impressive upward tendency for prices of all oilseeds and products was observed in the last quarter of the year. These price developments have been driven by the competition between oilseeds and cereals for acreage, particularly in the US. World prices of wheat and coarse grains have been driven up by reduced harvests in some countries and by booming ethanol production, in a context of declining stock levels. The oilseeds acreage – especially that for soyabeans – has been put under pressure, in turn, pushing prices up. That competition and the increasing demand for rapeseed oil for bio-diesel production have boosted demand and prices for the other vegetable oils as well. The strong increase in meal prices at the end of 2006 is also a consequence of strong cereal prices, as oilseed meal is increasingly demanded as a feed substitute for the relatively more expensive cereals. Stocks for soyabeans in the US have reached record level in 2006, underpinning the level of oilseeds stocks worldwide. Despite strong oilseeds demand and prices, high stocks level in 2006 can be explained by good harvests and the expectation of even higher oilseeds prices in 2007. Prices are expected to strengthen further in 2007 as oilseeds demand is expected to remain strong and high maize prices continue to pressure US soybean acreage.
Page Count 33
Starting Page 67
Ending Page 79
Language English
Publisher OECD Publishing
Publisher Date 2007-07-27
Access Restriction Open
Subject Keyword Agriculture and Food Industry and Services
Content Type Text
Resource Type Chapter
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