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Oats Price

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Currency conversion uses monthly ECB reference rates since 1999 (some currencies joined later) — for comparison, not precise historical FX accounting. "Bushel" uses the USDA/CBOT standard test weight for oats (14.52 kg) — bushels are a fixed weight that differs per grain, not a fixed volume.

Top Producers

RankCountryQuantity
1Russia3,300,000 t
2Canada2,643,058 t
3Poland1,503,440 t
4Finland1,019,720 t
5Brazil907,046 t
6United Kingdom830,000 t
7United States828,010 t
8Australia737,119 t
9China534,255 t
10Spain464,140 t

FAOSTAT production data, 2023.

Top Importers

RankCountryQuantity
1United States1,472,645 t
2Germany475,463 t
3China470,371 t
4Netherlands225,711 t
5Spain225,477 t
6Belgium164,766 t
7Chile99,511 t
8India47,730 t
9Peru47,309 t
10Japan45,430 t

FAOSTAT trade data, 2023.

Top Exporters

RankCountryQuantity
1Canada1,772,011 t
2Australia523,578 t
3Finland310,295 t
4Sweden233,345 t
5Russia183,642 t
6United Kingdom156,747 t
7Poland147,065 t
8France107,900 t
9Lithuania105,582 t
10Estonia73,106 t

FAOSTAT trade data, 2023.

About Oats

Grown for human food (oatmeal, porridge, oat milk) and animal feed, especially horses. Russia, Canada and Poland are the largest producers, with Canada the dominant exporter — oat milk's rise as a dairy alternative has added a new source of demand alongside the traditional breakfast-cereal and feed markets.

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