Export
Ukrainian grain companies maintain their positions in the ports of Great Odesa
Prices for the main grain and oilseed crops on the basis of CPT Odesa remained at the level of the previous week.
15 million USD soybean export fraud: state compensated for losses
The company’s director intentionally failed to declare income from the purchase and sale of soybeans, which were to be exported from one of the ports of the Odesa region.
High prices and expensive freight left Ukrainian grain out of Turkey’s tender
Turkish Grain Agency TMO purchased 255 thousand tons of feed barley, giving preference to suppliers from the Russian Federation and Romania.
Exports through Romanian ports could reach 2.5 million tons in the first quarter of the season
At the beginning of the 2025/26 season, Romania is actively shipping wheat and changing sales markets. Saudi Arabia has become the main importer.
In September, most rail grain shipments went to ports
Rail grain exports decreased, but almost the entire volume of cargo was sent to seaports.
Ukrzaliznytsia transported almost 19 million tons of grain in eight months — most of it to ports
At the same time, August volumes more than doubled compared to July due to the activation of sea exports.
Ukraine’s agricultural exports decreased by 9% in half a year
In the first six months of 2025, exports of agri-food products from Ukraine reached $11.3 billion — 9% less than last year.
Ukrainian wheat has lost price due to increased supply
Despite the delay in harvesting, export activity is stabilizing the market situation.
Egypt strengthens its position among the largest importers of Ukrainian wheat: share increased to 13%
Ukrainian wheat exports to Egypt have already exceeded the figures of the previous marketing year, and demand prices remain stable. Egypt is increasing purchases of Ukrainian wheat and strengthening its position as one of the largest buyers. This is reported by ASAP Agri analysts. From July to May of the 2024/25 marketing year, Ukraine exported…
In search of margins: the path of Ukrainian grain in 2025
Ukrainian agricultural producers have been working in conditions of full-scale war for the fourth year. They are adapting to the new reality — missile attacks, complex logistics, climate change, staff shortages, and transformations in global trade. Despite all the challenges, the agricultural sector remains critically important for the economy: it maintains exports, provides foreign exchange earnings, and supports employment.
