USDA US Cotton Export Sales Weekly

　　 The following US cotton export sales weekly is based on the report submitted by the exporter on December 24, 2010 -30.

　　 Upland cotton Net sales decreased by 40800, mainly because of the increase (16000 packages), the increase (13200 packages), the increase in Vietnam (10500 packages), and the increase in (9800 packages), but China reduced (38000 packages), reduced by (27600 packages), Indonesia decreased (17500 packages), and Bangladesh reduced (13100 packets), with a reduction in quantity larger than the increase in quantity. 2011/12 year Net sales 196600 packages, the main buyers are China (77500 packages) and South Korea (40000 packages).

The report exports to China in its own account (28300 bales). The number of exports of upland cotton was 292200 packs, an increase of 11% over last week, but 3% less than the average export volume for the four weeks. The main destinations are China (84500 bales), (65900 bags), (23300 packages) and Vietnam (15100 packages).

The United States Pima cotton net sales of 7300 packs, a decrease of 2% compared with last week, compared with four weeks Average sales The number is reduced by 53%. The number of buyers increased by (3000 bales), South Korea (2500 packs), and Indonesia (1300 packs). The number of reports decreased in Switzerland (400 bales). 2011/12 net sales of 6000 packages, the main buyers are (2600 packets) and China (2200 packages).

Pima cotton exports 18200 packages, the main destinations are China (6600 packets), (3600 packets), (2500), and (1600 bags).

The next report will be released on Thursday, January 13, 2011.