Vanin said there are various other reports of corn stored outside silos in Mato Grosso by companies other than Cargill. Regarding the images, Cargill said the corn is “in a temporary storage system that will be covered and will have a temperature control and go through an aeration process to maintain product quality.” He cited a local producer’s estimate and posted the images of the corn on his own Twitter feed.Īn additional 12,000 tonnes were expected to arrive in coming days, Vanin quoted local contacts as saying. They also highlight historic logistics woes.Īn estimated 21,000 tonnes of corn is sitting outside the Cargill unit, Eduardo Vanin, a soybean analyst at Agrinvest, told Reuters. The images, shot by a farmer in the area, suggest Brazil is poised to reap a large second corn crop after a bad 2021.
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grain trader Cargill in Brazil’s Mato Grosso state is storing corn in open air outside silos, according to images posted on Twitter on Wednesday, reflecting the rapid pace of harvesting this season.įootage of the corn, which resembles dunes of sand or a series of yellow pyramids, shows the product sitting outside Cargill’s Boa Esperança facility, close to the town of Sorriso.Ĭargill said in a statement to Reuters that storing corn in open areas is a common practice, which may be done in regions where there is no significant rainfall, such as Mato Grosso. SAO PAULO (Reuters) – At least one unit of U.S.
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