| 2 - 8 November 2026 | 634,683 tonnes |
| Total 2026/27 harvest | 1,095,085 tonnes |
Farmers delivered more than 630,000 tonnes to Bunge sites last week, taking total receivals for the season past the 1 million tonne milestone.
Sunday was the largest day of receivals across our network for harvest so far.
Five sites welcomed their first deliveries of the season during the week; Apamurra, Booleroo Centre, Nunjikompita, Cungena and Edillilie.
Harvest is in full swing on the upper Eyre Peninsula, with our Thevenard site setting a new daily receival record on Monday.
“Having a record-breaking day so early in the season, followed by consistently large days for the remainder of the week, is a fantastic result,” says Nick Pratt, Bunge Eyre Peninsula Senior Manager Industrial Management. “We’ve worked with farmers to prepare for the large crop in the area and will continue to do so throughout the season. At Thevenard this includes investing in storage and a new weighbridge and classification office to support deliveries.”
Strong shipping is keeping grain moving at the site, with our team loading the second vessel of the season from Thevenard last week, after the first departed on 31 October.
In Central SA, increasing deliveries saw Wallaroo break its daily lentil receival record on Saturday and then again on Sunday.
“This is a great start to the lentil harvest, and farmers on the Yorke Peninsula are telling us they’re very happy with how their crop is looking,” says Ben Abela, Bunge Central SA Senior Manager Industrial Management. “With strong bulk shipping demand this year, we're looking forward to connecting local lentils with international markets.”
Wallaroo's first lentil shipment of the season is now underway, and we have also kicked off shipping at our Port Lincoln, Inner Harbour and Outer Harbor terminals.
In the later areas of eastern SA and western Victoria many farmers are yet to start harvesting, meaning deliveries to sites in these areas were minimal.
First 2026/27 delivery to Edillilie.
(L-R) Bunge employees, James Montgomery and Tahlia McGrath with driver, Yarra Mickan
Disclaimer
* This data is subject to variation due to individual site operations and the timing of reports. The total 2026/27 data includes grain received into Bunge’s South Australian and western Victorian storage and handling network since 24 September 2026.
