Grain

Ukraine has exported over 4 million tons of grain since the beginning of the new season
Since the beginning of the 2025/2026 MY, Ukraine has exported 4 million tons of grain and leguminous crops, compared to 6.7 million tons a year earlier.

All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council predicts a narrowing of the difference between food and feed wheat prices
The Ukrainian wheat market is experiencing a seasonal adjustment. This is gradually reducing the difference in cost between segments.

Russia is dumping on the grain market to increase pressure on competitors
The new marketing year on the wheat market began with a record supply, aggressive Russian policy and pressure on Ukraine and European traders.

Egypt’s state purchaser orders wheat from Ukraine, Romania and France
Egypt’s state grain buyer Future of Egypt has agreed to buy a large batch of wheat from France, as well as grain from Ukraine and Romania.

Odesa Port Plant Suspends Grain Transshipment Due to Russian Shelling
This happened immediately after the tender for the selection of a new transshipment operator for the marketing year was completed.

Russia stole 2.5 million tons of wheat from occupied regions
New harvest grain from the occupied territories of Ukraine is being exported to the Russian Federation, blocking farmers’ access to their own products.

Wheat prices at ports fall amid weak exports
Traders fix food grain within 224-228 dollars per ton, feed grain – 216-218 dollars per ton.

Exceeded by 36%: Kernel provided a full report for the 2025 fiscal year
According to preliminary data, in the 2025 fiscal year, the total grain exports of the Kernel grain agroholding amounted to 5.4 million tons, which corresponds to the previous season.

Ukraine and Egypt agree on steps to expand agricultural trade
Ukraine and Egypt have agreed on a number of practical measures to boost trade in key agricultural products, including grain and oil.

In Zaporizhia, a deputy from the Opposition Party of Ukraine is suspected of transferring crops to the Russian Federation
In Zaporizhzhia, a deputy from the Opposition Party of Ukraine is suspected of collaborationist activities and embezzlement of property under martial law.