Global Oilseeds Losses Share by Country (Thousand Metric Tons)

In 2023, Indonesia exhibited the largest share of global oilseeds losses, with significant contributions from China and India. Other notable contributors included Russia, the United States, and several European countries such as Spain and France. Overall, most countries witnessed slight year-on-year variations, with countries like Egypt, Germany, Kazakhstan, and Gambia showing positive trends, while others like Indonesia, India, and Brazil experienced declines. Noteworthy is the significant increase in oilseeds losses from smaller nations like Guyana, Vanuatu, and Lebanon.

Future trends to watch for include the potential for continued increases in losses from rapidly industrializing and agriculturally intensive countries like Egypt, Kazakhstan, and Germany. Additionally, monitoring the impact of climate change on traditional agricultural powerhouses like the United States, India, and Brazil will be critical. Efforts to reduce losses and improve efficiency in smaller nations may also become increasingly important.