Barley ports and hubs in Asia

9 ports and hubs in Asia handle barley, across 4 countries: China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Grades: Feed Barley.

ExportImportCrushing / transitInland river

Prices, price history and the 5- and 10-year seasonal comparison are on the interactive map, with the source and date of every figure.

Grades

Feed Barley (10.5% - 11.5%) - Six-row and two-row feed grain used widely in cattle, swine, and sheep feed blends.

Hub	Country	Type	Grades handled
Guangzhou Nansha Guangzhou Guangzhou's deep-water port in the Pearl River Delta, a major entry point for the feed grain and soybeans consumed in southern China.	China	Seaport Import	Feed Barley
Port of Dalian Dalian North-east China port handling imported grain and oilseeds as well as corn shipped south from the north-eastern provinces.	China	Seaport Import	Feed Barley
Port of Qingdao Qingdao Shandong port and one of the main entry points for the soybeans China imports - the world's largest - to feed the province's crushing plants.	China	Seaport Import	Feed Barley
Port of Rizhao Rizhao Shandong port with large soybean crushing capacity beside its terminals.	China	Seaport Import	Feed Barley
Port of Kashima Kashima Japan's principal feed-grain import port, on the Pacific coast of Ibaraki beside a cluster of feed mills.	Japan	Seaport Import	Feed Barley
Port of Kobe Kobe Kansai port importing wheat and feed grain for western Japan's flour and feed mills.	Japan	Seaport Import	Feed Barley
Port of Busan Busan Korea's largest port, handling grain imports for the south-east of the country.	South Korea	Seaport Import	Feed Barley
Port of Incheon Incheon South Korean port on the Yellow Sea, importing wheat and corn for the Seoul region.	South Korea	Seaport Import	Feed Barley
Port of Taichung Taichung Taiwan's west-coast port and a main entry point for its imported corn, soybeans and wheat.	Taiwan	Seaport Import	Feed Barley