Report Name: China Soybean Crush in 2019/20 and Its Outlook in 2020/21

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China Soybean Crush in 2019/20 and Its Outlook in 2020/21 is the latest report by Cofeed Information and Research Department. The report makes a thorough and meticulous investigation and research into soybean production capacity, imports, crush and carryover stocks in various oils companies in China in 2019/20, and combines historical production data and industry chain in recent years to make a prediction for 2020/21.

Contents 

I. China soybean processing capacity in 2019/20

1. China production capacity in 2019/20

2. China production capacity by region in 2019/20

3. China new production capacity in 2019/20

4. China new production capacity forecast in 2020/21

II. China soybean crush statistics in 2019/20

1. China soybean crush in 2019/20

2. China soybean crush by region in 2019/20

3. China soybean crush forecast in 2020/21

III. China soybean imports in 2019/20

1. China’s Customs: soybean imports by month in 2007-2020  

2. China soybean imports in 2019/20

2.1 Soybean imports by month 

2.2 Soybean imports by month and region

3. China soybean imports forecast in 2020/21

IV. Soybean carryover stocks at ports in China  

1. China soybean carryover stock changes in 2019/20

2. China soybean carryover stocks in recent years

3. China soybean carryover stocks forecast in 2020/21

V. Crush margins for domestic and imported soybeans in 2019/20

1. Crush margins for domestic and imported soybeans in 2019/20

2. Crush margins for domestic and imported soybeans in recent years

3. Soybean crush margins forecast in 2020/21

VI. Soybean price trend in 2019/20 and its outlook in 2020/21

1. U.S. soybean price trend in 2019/20

2. Imported soybean distributing prices and domestic soybean prices in 2020/21

3. U.S. soybean price forecast in 2020/21

Table 1: Soybean supply and demand in China  

Table 2: Soybean meal supply and demand in China  

Table 3: Soybean oil supply and demand in China

Fig. 1: Soybean oil commercial stocks in China

Fig. 2: Palm oil commercial stocks in China  

Fig. 3: Soybean meal stocks in China