date:Aug 20, 2014
tion.
This prediction would see UK production above 300,000 tonnes for the first time since 2009.
Export forecasts represent just over 37 per cent of 2014 production.
Following strong growth in 2013, the 2014 forecast is nearly 4 per cent higher, as global demand remains good.
While increased availability should drive volumes, there are concerns over the economic situation in some European markets and unfavourable movement of Sterling against the Euro.
However, this influences prices rather