The figure surpassed the previous monthly record of 5.08 million tonnes registered in April and highlights the country’s growing importance in global corn markets amid a historically strong 2025/26 crop.
The tax cuts come as Argentina raises corn output forecasts and adds pressure to Ukrainian exports in key global markets.
Stronger trade ties boost supply, but local market issues raise fresh concerns for consumers.
Rejected shipments raise concerns over EU feed supply and shifting trade flows.
The expansion at Timbúes reinforces Argentina’s role in LDC’s oilseed and renewable energy value chains, while aligning processing infrastructure with emerging crop systems and market demand.