Wheat Inspected for Export by Class & Region (Monthly)

WA_GR103 
Washington, DC    Mon May 7, 2012    USDA Market News

                      WHEAT INSPECTED FOR EXPORT BY CLASS AND REGION
                                      APR, 2012
                                  - 1,000 BUSHELS -

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REGION      HARD RED   HARD RED  SOFT RED  HARD   SOFT    DURUM     MIXED   TOTALS
            SPRING     WINTER    WINTER    WHITE  WHITE
JUN 11-APR 12
ST LAWR SWY      1,212        0       0      0        0     919       0     2,131
LAKES           12,067        0     347      0        0   7,453       0    19,867
ATLANTIC            65        1   9,241      0       21       0       0     9,328
GULF            38,754  240,005 113,242  4,152        0   7,578     511   404,242
PACIFIC        169,162   92,979       0    473  183,032     456  10,138   456,240
INTERIOR         2,662   22,210   9,936      1    3,544       0       0    38,353
     TOTAL     223,922  355,195 132,766  4,626  186,597  16,406  10,649   930,161
JUN 10-APR 11
ST LAWR SWY     28,609        0     808      0        0   1,385       0    30,802
LAKES           18,932        0     643      0        0  18,385       0    37,960
ATLANTIC         5,989        0  18,058      0        0       0       0    24,047
GULF            61,223  433,039  68,139  3,930      981  14,153      50   581,515
PACIFIC        164,891   92,691       0    915  158,549     443   2,056   419,545
INTERIOR         7,080   25,431   3,952     48    3,007       0       0    39,518
     TOTAL     286,724  551,161  91,600  4,893  162,537  34,366   2,106 1,133,387
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*NOT INCLUDED IN TOTAL INSPECTION FOR EXPORTS
WHEAT SHIPPED FOR STORAGE IN CANADA IS REPORTED AT TIME OF SHIPMENT FROM 
ST LAWR SWY PORTS
PRIOR TO MAY 1, 1990, ALL HARD AND SOFT WHITE WHEAT VARIETIES WERE 
CLASSIFIED AS WHITE WHEAT.

Source:  USDA Market News Service, Washington, DC
         Sjontelle Crocker 202-720-7316 wash.lgmn@ams.usda.gov
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/wa_gr106.txt
         www.ams.usda.gov/lsmarketnews

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