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Three key buyers of Ukrainian wheat may reduce purchases in 2026/27 MY
Egypt, Algeria and Indonesia provided 62% of Ukrainian wheat exports in the 2025/26 marketing year, but higher stocks may reduce their need for imports.
Ukrainian ports have lost the ability to accumulate about 2.5 million tons of cargo each month
Due to Russian attacks, the throughput capacity of Ukrainian port logistics has decreased, which creates problems for grain exports on the eve of the new season.
Since the beginning of July, almost 512 thousand tons of agricultural products have been exported by rail
In the first week of July, Ukraine exported 511.7 thousand tons of grain cargo by rail, most of which was sent to seaports.
A delegation from the UN World Food Program visited the port of Odesa
During the visit, the guests were presented with the work of the Odessa Sea Port under martial law.
UGA named the largest buyers of Ukrainian soybeans and rapeseed
The largest importer of Ukrainian soybeans in the 2025/26 season was Turkey with 923 thousand tons, and rapeseed – Germany with 876 thousand tons.
Ukrainian wheat is getting cheaper: prices in ports have dropped by another $6–11/t
In ports, food wheat fell in price to $202–209/t, feed wheat to $188–199/t CPT-port.
Nibulon exported 3.15 million tons in the 2025/26 marketing year
In 2025/26 MY Nibulon increased exports to 3.15 million tons against 2.39 million tons in MY 24/25 (+32%).
Ukraine has increased rail grain exports across the western border
In June, the volume of grain cargo transfer by rail increased on the borders with Poland, Hungary and Slovakia.
Grain exports fell to 41.1 million tons
Despite the drop in physical volume from 46.7 to 41.1 million tons, in monetary terms, exports, including processed products, have hardly changed.
Black Sea freight is becoming more stratified: “handy sizes” are growing, rates on “coasters” are being held back by free tonnage
Handysize rates rise as supramax segment strengthens, while costers remain flat due to excess spare tonnage.
