Grain

Turkey has reduced purchases of Ukrainian wheat to a record low against the backdrop of competition with Russian grain and new trade barriers.

The growth in export volumes affected all groups of goods, in particular processed oilseed products.

Since the beginning of the 2024/25 marketing year, Ukraine has exported 32.2 million tons of grain.

The decrease in demand for feed corn in Ukrainian ports led to a price adjustment, after an active increase at the beginning of the week.

The company demonstrates an increase in yield and profitability against the background of technological renewal and management reform.

Ukraine can provide the European Union with scarce agricultural crops by almost 100%.

Pressure from external markets and expectations of further price reductions have affected purchase prices in Ukrainian ports.

Grain supplies from Russia have fallen to a five-year low due to low profitability for exporters.

Egyptian flour mills choose Russian grain due to stable supplies, while Ukrainian wheat is losing its competitive position.

Freight rates for grain transportation from the Black Sea region have already fallen below operating costs.