US corn export sales decreased by 28,500 tons on August 19-26

For the week ending August 26, 2010, net corn sales in the United States decreased by 28,500 tons in the 2009/10 marketing year compared to the previous week, and the main buyer was Japan (97,400 tons, including 56,500 tons from unknown The destination also includes a net cancellation of 15,800 tons), Morocco (15,700 tons), El Salvador (12,700 tons, transferred from Guatemala), Taiwan, China (8,600 tons), Egypt (6,000 tons) ) Compared with China (5,500 tons), net sales from unknown destinations decreased by 135,500 tons, net sales to Israel decreased by 36,100 tons, and net sales to Guatemala decreased by 10,000 tons. Net sales to the French West Indies decreased by 4,300 tons, and net sales to the Dominican Republic decreased by 2,400 tons. Net sales in 2010/11 were 1,686,700 tons, which were mainly sold to unknown destinations (848,300 tons) and Japan (515,200 tons). The export volume was 1,142,200 tons, which was 3% lower than last week but 14% higher than the four-week average. Major destinations include Japan (316,100 tons), Mexico (161,600 tons), South Korea (152,500 tons), China (114,500 tons), Egypt (66,000 tons) and Israel (59,900 tons ).