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Why Long-Term Oat Price Hike is Expected



Oat prices are not likely to return to historic averages due to soaring demand for oat-based products, including milk alternatives, and drought-related supply constraints, said Randy Strychar, president of oat market information company Oatinformation.

"The bottoms are in, and prices are only going up from here," said Strychar, adding, "I've never seen anything like this in my 40 years of working in the oat industry."

Oatinformation is a fully independent, privately-owned company specializing only on oat markets and is not involved in physical trading of any kind. This allows Oatinformation to work unbiasedly for clients.

The company is based in Minneapolis, Minn., with staff spread across several North American locations. Information partners worldwide provide a local perspective to its oat reports.

Oatinformation has been providing leading-edge oat information to traders, oat millers, grain companies, equine feed manufacturers', growers, and governments for over 30 years and is internationally recognized as the definitive source for oat-related information.

President Randy Strychar has been involved in the global oat industry for over 45 years working as a trader, marketing manager, broker, and market analyst at some of North America's largest grain companies. His extensive knowledge of oat markets and wide-ranging list of industry contacts provide clients with the type of information they need to improve their understanding of their oat markets.

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