All posts tagged "wheat"
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158Wheat News in EnglishUkraine urges Baltic ports not to handle Russian grain exports
Ukraine has called for restricting Russian grain exports through Baltic ports amid disruptions to Black Sea logistics. Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha also...
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173Wheat News in EnglishRussia’s Black Sea grain exports nearly grind to a halt
West Bengal expects retail sugar prices to fall to around Rs 50/kg before the festive season after easing from Rs 75 to...
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204Wheat News in EnglishBangladesh : Wheat imports likely to fall 11% in 2026-27
Bangladesh relies heavily on wheat imports, with 74 lakh tonnes imported last marketing year. Higher global prices and Black Sea disruptions may...
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162Wheat News in EnglishRed Sea escalation threatens Bangladesh wheat imports
Bangladesh imported about 7.35 million tonnes of wheat in MY 2025/26 against domestic production of around 1 million tonnes. Bab-el-Mandeb tensions, Black...
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184Wheat News in EnglishPoland supplied nearly a quarter of South Africa’s wheat imports
South Africa imported about 1.8 million tonnes of wheat from October 2025 to early September 2026, led by Poland, Russia and Lithuania....
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224Wheat News in EnglishUzbekistan interested in buying 500 thsd tons of Russian wheat via the Caspian Sea
Uzbekistan is considering importing 500,000 tonnes of wheat from Russia via the Caspian Sea in 2026, using Astrakhan and Makhachkala ports. The...
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186Wheat News in EnglishKazakh farmers benefit from restrictions on wheat imports from russia
Kazakhstan’s new-crop wheat prices are 10–15 thousand tenge per tonne above last year as Russian import restrictions support domestic grain. Demand for...
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230Wheat News in EnglishPakistan expects comfortable wheat supply in 2026-27
Pakistan is expected to have a comfortable wheat supply of 31.78 million tonnes against 31.66 million tonnes of demand in 2026-27. Domestic...
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347Wheat News in EnglishBangladesh : Wheat prices rise despite record imports
Bangladesh’s wheat flour prices continued rising in July 2026 despite record 7.4 million-tonne imports in 2025/26. Higher global prices and import costs...
