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Wheat exports were low in December, but the situation may change in the near future, — Agrarian Council
Low exports of Ukrainian wheat were due to high military risks and disruptions in port infrastructure.
Ukraine has exported 16.38 million tons of grain since the beginning of the season, — State Customs Service
The export rate of Ukrainian agricultural products is lagging behind by 31.5% compared to the same period last year.
The Ministry of Economy has announced new minimum export prices for grain
The Ministry of Economy has published new minimum prices for the export of agricultural products.
USDA lowers forecast for Ukrainian wheat exports to 14 million tons
In the 2025/26 marketing year, the forecast for Ukrainian grain exports fell by approximately 500 thousand tons.
Ukrainian wheat exports slow down in November
The main market for Ukrainian grain this month has become Indonesia. Ukrainian wheat supplies are losing momentum this month. ASAP Agri reports. During the period of November 1–24, farmers exported 968 thousand tons. November volumes will not reach the level of October (1.5 million tons) and may be lower than the figure for the same…
Ministry of Economy: Ukraine will not limit wheat exports in 2025/26 MY
The government has abandoned the idea of restraining foreign grain supplies due to better yields and weaker export dynamics at the start of the current season.
Egypt has sharply increased imports of Ukrainian wheat — almost 2 million tons since the beginning of the season
Although the total volumes decreased by 20% compared to the previous season, the main sales market – Egypt – on the contrary, significantly increased purchases.
USDA increases global wheat harvest forecast
Despite the increase in the forecast for the world, the forecast for the harvest and export of wheat in Ukraine remained unchanged.
Prices for feed barley are rising in Ukrainian ports
Barley purchase prices in Ukrainian ports have risen again amid limited supply and active demand.
Ukrainian export wheat prices rise again due to active demand
Grain prices are supported by both the domestic market and exports, while farmers are holding back sales in anticipation of more favorable conditions.
