Multi-crop market report – July 2025

In its latest Market Report, ENGA highlights the key developments in the three main Non-GMO crops in the EU: soy, maize and rapeseed. The EU’s Non-GM soy supply is expected to decline in 2025/26 due to reduced domestic (EU) output and lower Brazilian availability, although higher imports from Ukraine and India should offset this shortfall. Non-GM maize supply remains secure until October 2025. And rapeseed markets, currently with less supply, are set to ease with a substantial harvest by August.

• As of late June, EU 2025 yield forecasts for soy, maize and rapeseed exceed above the 5-year average, supported by favourable weather in key areas, though regional disparities remain.
• EU Non-GM soy supply is likely to decline in 2025/26 as domestic (EU) output & Brazil’s supply decrease; higher imports from Ukraine & India is expected to ease the shortfall.
• EU Non-GM maize supply is well covered until October 2025, backed by strong US imports, steady Ukraine flow & rising Brazilian volumes from August.
• The EU Non-GM rapeseed market stayed tight in early summer 2025, but a double-digit harvest increase in July–August is expected to ease supply pressures.
• Trade policy, weather, and geopolitics – including U.S. – China relations and conflicts – drive price swings and impact the EU Non-GM soy, maize, and rapeseed market outlook.