Wheat Inspected for Export by Class & Region (Monthly)

WA_GR103
Washington, DC    Mon   Feb 4, 2013   USDA Market News

                  WHEAT INSPECTED FOR EXPORT BY CLASS AND REGION
                                    JAN, 2013
                                 - 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 12-JAN 13
ST LAWR SWY         0         0        0       0        0       0     0        0
LAKES           6,195         0      102       0        0   7,356     0   13,653
ATLANTIC            0         0    8,134       0        0       0     0    8,134
GULF           25,887   164,300   64,506   2,502      358   5,185     0  262,738
PACIFIC       111,516    64,467        0      38  110,711     291     0  287,023
INTERIOR        2,263    15,841    8,539      40       40       0     0   26,723
     TOTAL    145,861   244,608   81,281   2,580  111,109  12,832     0  598,271
JUN 11-JAN 12
ST LAWR SWY     1,212         0        0       0        0     919     0    2,131
LAKES          11,630         0      347       0        0   6,840     0   18,817
ATLANTIC           65         1    6,063       0       21       0     0    6,150
GULF           28,991   193,316   70,429   2,864        0   5,660   405  301,665
PACIFIC       125,324    69,582        0     470  120,533     371     0  316,280
INTERIOR        2,157    14,772    6,043       0    2,612       0     0   25,584
     TOTAL    169,379   277,671   82,882   3,334  123,166  13,790   405  670,627
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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, FGIS
         USDA Market News Service, Moses Lake, WA
         Robin Cusato-Wood 509-707-3150 MosesLakeWALSMN@ams.usda.gov
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/wa_gr103.txt
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