All posts tagged "Ukraine wheat exports"
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120Wheat News in EnglishUSDA again lowered the forecast for wheat exports from Ukraine
The USDA raised its 2025/26 global wheat production forecast to 844.15 million tonnes, with higher ending stocks at 283.12 million tonnes. While...
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140Wheat News in EnglishWheat exports from Ukraine exceeded 10 mln tons
Ukraine’s grain exports in MY 2025/26 fell 21% to 26.2 million tonnes by April 3, with declines across wheat, corn, and barley....
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139Wheat News in EnglishAbout 40% of Ukrainian wheat goes to Algeria
Global wheat prices gained support from energy market trends and weather risks in the U.S., boosting futures trading. However, strong production in...
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143Wheat News in English
Ukraine’s wheat exports slow, March volumes may reach only 600 thsd tons
Ukraine wheat exports remain below capacity, with only 232.9 thousand tonnes shipped between March 1–12, according to Spike Brokers. At the current...
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108Wheat News in EnglishEgypt, Algeria and Indonesia are the leaders among buyers of Ukrainian wheat
Ukraine exported 9.03 million tonnes of wheat during the first eight months of the 2025/26 marketing year. Egypt, Algeria and Indonesia were...
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146Wheat News in EnglishUkraine falls behind Russia and Romania in wheat exports to Egypt in February
Egypt’s wheat imports fell 13% year-on-year in February 2026 to about 1.3 million tonnes, with Russia remaining the top supplier. Rising freight...
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185Wheat News in EnglishUkrainian wheat exports exceeded 9 mln tons
Ukraine has exported 22.3 MMT of grains in 2025/26 MY as of March 2, down 25% year-on-year. Wheat, corn, and barley shipments...
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209Wheat News in EnglishUkrainian wheat demand increases
Wheat demand firmed in late Jan–early Feb as supply stayed tight. Ukrainian feed and milling wheat rose $2–3/mt to $222–230 CPT Odesa....
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258Wheat News in EnglishTurkey purchased a small batch of Ukrainian wheat
Turkey bought 10–15 thousand tonnes of Ukrainian wheat at around $252/ton CIF Marmara due to Russian freight disruptions and winter logistics constraints....
