Global Supply, Demand & Trade Direction
LatAm-to-EU flower corridors expanded 48% in Q1. Israel tariffs collapsed the Canada-Israel route, redirecting volume to Colombia. Thai medical exports to APAC accelerating while African CBD biomass enters EU at scale.
Supply pressure concentrating on Colombia and South Africa export corridors. Demand surging in Germany and Israel post-regulatory shifts. Canada facing structural cost disadvantage on multiple routes.
Expanding flows indicate new corridor formation. Compressing flows signal oversupply or regulatory friction. Closed flows mark routes where trade has become uneconomic.
Global Supply Movement Engine
Where supply is moving, how fast, and whether the flow is strengthening or collapsing.
Opening Flows
- Colombia → Germany (EU-GMP Flower) — accelerating, high supply + high demand
- Colombia → Israel (GMP Flower) — post-tariff reroute, demand surging
- South Africa → EU (CBD Biomass) — EPA duty-free, supply building
- Uruguay → Germany (Hemp Biomass) — emerging, expanding capacity
Closing / Compressing Flows
- Canada → Israel (Medical) — closed, 165% tariff, demand collapsed
- Canada → Germany (Dried Flower) — compressing, LatAm undercutting
- Netherlands → UK (CBD) — compressing, post-Brexit friction rising
- US → US (Hemp CBD Oil) — compressing, domestic oversupply
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