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China’s Soybean Crush Weekly (Week 22, 2018)

2018-06-05 www.cofeed.com
    With Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit to be held in Qingdao in June, most mills in Shandong province now suspend operation during May 30th and June 11th period, therefore national soybean crush this week comes into at 1,629,100 tonnes (1,286,989 tonnes of soybean meal, 309,529 tonnes of soybean oil) in the midst of lowered operation rate nationwide this week (May 26th-June 1st), basically down 21,350 tonnes by 1.28% vis-a-vis 1,650,450 tonnes last week. Meantime, soybean processing capacity utilization falls to 47.16%, 0.72 percentage points lower than 47.78% last week. Total soybean crush in week 23 next week, according to Cofeed, will probably stay at 1.64 Mln tonnes based on basically unchanged operation rate, whereas total crush will again climb to as high as 1.84 Mln tonnes in week 24 when mills are to resume operation after the SCO Summit. 

    Soybean crush in year 2017/2018 (as from 1 October 2017) now amounts to 58,699,170 tonnes, up 1,410,893 tonnes by 2.46% from 57,288,277 tonnes attained in year 2016/17. While national soybean crush in calendar year 2018 (as from 1 January 2018) has fallen to 34,363,550 tonnes, down 223,929 tonnes by 0.64% as compared to 34,587,479 tonnes year on year.

    Details for weekly crush are shown as follows:

No.

Area

Soybean Crush

mT

Operation Rate

(Capacity Utilization)

 

 

Week 22

Week 21

Variation

Week 22

Week 21

Variation

1

Jiangsu

313,000

351,500

-38,500

52.18%

58.59%

-6.42%

2

Shandong

258,200

341,900

-83,700

43.12%

57.09%

-13.98%

3

Guandong

224,200

200,200

24,000

55.51%

49.57%

5.94%

4

Guangxi

159,600

181,600

-22,000

51.24%

58.30%

-7.06%

5

Hebei

129,400

122,400

7,000

71.10%

67.25%

3.85%

6

Fujian

116,000

83,500

32,500

68.48%

49.29%

19.19%

7

Liaoning

74,700

92,800

-18,100

33.19%

41.24%

-8.04%

8

Tianjin

73,000

56,000

17,000

48.50%

37.21%

11.30%

9

Henan

55,200

25,150

30,050

45.85%

20.89%

24.96%

10

Hubei

42,000

46,000

-4,000

85.71%

93.88%

-8.16%

11

Sichuan

38,400

27,900

10,500

91.43%

66.43%

25.00%

12

Zhejiang

35,000

35,000

0

30.12%

30.12%

0.00%

13

Shaanxi

23,600

0

23,600

76.62%

0.00%

76.62%

14

Hunan

19,600

10,600

9,000

100.00%

54.08%

45.92%

15

Heilongjiang

19,600

19,600

0

11.67%

11.67%

0.00%

16

Chongqing

16,800

12,000

4,800

80.00%

57.14%

22.86%

17

Anhui

15,400

15,400

0

95.65%

95.65%

0.00%

18

Jiangxi

7,000

7,000

0

58.82%

58.82%

0.00%

19

Jilin

4,400

4,400

0

5.71%

5.71%

0.00%

20

Xinjiang

3,000

0

3,000

53.57%

0.00%

53.57%

21

Inner Mongolia

1,000

0

1,000

8.40%

0.00%

8.40%

22

Shanghai

0

17,500

-17,500

0.00%

67.57%

-67.57%

23

Shanxi

0

0

0

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

 

China Total

1,629,100

1,650,450

-21,350

47.16%

47.78%

-0.62%



                      Figure: Trends of Soybean Weekly Crush in China (2014-2018)