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UkrAgroConsult Consulting agency UkrAgroConsult Our clients are represented by investors, banks, agriholdings, farms, leading international and Ukrainian trading companies.

UkrAgroConsult serves international agribusiness operators from over 50 countries worldwide, delivering quality market information and analysis for effective decision making. Operating in Kyiv, Ukraine since 1994 allows us to source, asses and report reliable and timely data on the Black Sea agri market. UkrAgroConsult is a modern dynamic team, providing a range of high quality services, including

investment consulting, in-depth market research, commodity markets analysis, forecasting and other services. UkrAgroConsult collaborates with a number of government agencies, international and intergovernmental organizations. UkrAgroConsult – is your reliable partner on the way to achieving business goals.

📣Coming Up in UkrAgroConsult Reports: Key Market Signals🌾Agricultural markets continue to evolve as geopolitical develop...
27/08/2026

📣Coming Up in UkrAgroConsult Reports: Key Market Signals

🌾Agricultural markets continue to evolve as geopolitical developments, weather risks, logistics challenges and shifting global trade flows reshape the business landscape.

To respond effectively to market changes and make informed business decisions, companies need more than a clear view of today’s market – they need to understand what will shape tomorrow’s.

🎯 UkrAgroConsult delivers timely market intelligence and forward-looking forecasts, empowering agribusinesses to make confident strategic decisions.

Coming up in the next UkrAgroConsult Reports, August 31:

🔶Black Sea: crop harvesting begins, shifting the focus from weather risks to actual production results
🔶Ukraine, Russia & Kazakhstan: rising oilseed production and the key dynamics of the new season
🔶Bulgaria: a record rapeseed crop and its impact on regional trade flows
🔶Logistics in numbers: shifting export routes, port shipments and latest export statistics
🔶Russia: can the removal of grain export duties provide relief for the market?
🔶Global, Black Sea & Danube, Ukraine: key trends across grain and oilseed markets
🔶Key news, market rumours & insights for timely, informed decisions

Full access is available to subscribers of the BLACK SEA & DANUBE GRAIN REPORT and BLACK SEA & DANUBE OILSEED REPORT.

More details 👉https://ukragroconsult.com/?p=325561

🌾 Chicago hits three-year high on export risksChicago wheat prices rose to their highest level since July 2023 on Au...
27/08/2026

🌾 Chicago hits three-year high on export risks

Chicago wheat prices rose to their highest level since July 2023 on August 27 amid concerns over further escalation of the war and reduced grain supplies from the Black Sea region. Futures gained as much as 2.6% on Thursday after jumping 6.4% the previous day, bringing their increase since the beginning of August to around 18%.

Damage to ports and grain terminals is restricting exports from Ukraine and Russia, which together account for more than a quarter of global wheat shipments. Importers in the Middle East, Africa and Asia are increasingly turning to alternative suppliers, including Australia and Argentina, while continued Black Sea shipping disruptions could provide further support to global prices.

Read more 👉https://ukragroconsult.com/?p=325595

🇺🇸 Chicago fall 7% in a week amid uncertaintyChicago soybean oil prices have fallen by around 7% over the past w...
27/08/2026

🇺🇸 Chicago fall 7% in a week amid uncertainty

Chicago soybean oil prices have fallen by around 7% over the past week amid uncertainty over US biofuel policy. December futures declined to $1,491/t by August 26, down 2.7% since the beginning of the month, although prices remain 30% higher than a year ago.

Pressure intensified after the EPA postponed the deadline for refiners to meet their 2025 biofuel obligations and as the market awaits a decision on exemptions for small refineries. This could increase the supply of RIN credits and weaken physical demand for biofuels, and consequently for soybean oil as a feedstock.

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🇵🇭 could displace around 200 thsd tons of US wheat from the marketPhilippine flour millers are seeking an extensio...
27/08/2026

🇵🇭 could displace around 200 thsd tons of US wheat from the market

Philippine flour millers are seeking an extension of anti-dumping duties of up to 16.19% on Turkish , which are set to expire in January 2027. Before the restrictions were introduced, Turkey accounted for around 9% of the Philippine flour market, displacing demand for an estimated 200 thsd tons of US wheat, according to US Wheat Associates. Since the duties were imposed, Turkish flour shipments have fallen by more than 70%.

Maintaining the restrictions is particularly important for the US, as the Philippines is the second-largest buyer of US wheat, purchasing around 2.5 mln tons annually on average. If the duties are removed, the return of cheap Turkish flour could reduce output at local mills and consequently their demand for imported U.S. wheat.

Read more 👉https://ukragroconsult.com/?p=325467

🌾 Risk of renewed escalation pushes buyers from to European Fears of renewed escalation of the war and further disrup...
27/08/2026

🌾 Risk of renewed escalation pushes buyers from to European

Fears of renewed escalation of the war and further disruptions to Black Sea shipments are prompting importers to seek alternatives to and wheat. has already purchased wheat and is showing interest in supplies, while concerns are also growing among buyers in # Egypt.

Black Sea wheat still retains a significant price advantage: Ukrainian and Russian 11.5% protein wheat is offered at $207–212/t FOB, compared with $271–274/t for wheat. However, rising shipping risks and damage to port infrastructure are gradually eroding this advantage and supporting demand for European grain.

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🇺🇦 Significant volumes of ’s new-crop sold before the season beginsUkrainian farmers have already contracted signific...
27/08/2026

🇺🇦 Significant volumes of ’s new-crop sold before the season begins

Ukrainian farmers have already contracted significant volumes of 2026-crop soybeans, although the new season has not yet officially begun. Last week, new-crop non-GM soybeans were traded at around €425/t FCA for shipment by European-gauge trains at Ukraine’s western border, mainly for delivery in December 2026–February 2027.

Earlier shipments are constrained by limited logistics and transshipment capacity, making transport availability one of the key market factors. Meanwhile, a significant share of future supply has already found buyers. A further increase in new-crop availability could put pressure on domestic prices, particularly if near-term export capacity remains limited.

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🚢 Rerouting from the to the adds up to $50/t in costsRerouting Russian grain exports from the Black Sea to the B...
27/08/2026

🚢 Rerouting from the to the adds up to $50/t in costs

Rerouting Russian grain exports from the Black Sea to the Baltic due to shipping disruptions and damage to port infrastructure adds around $40–50/t to exporters’ costs. According to ProZerno, 12.5% protein wheat at the Baltic port of Vysotsk is priced at $250–260/t FOB, compared with around $212/t at Black Sea ports. Meanwhile, freight from the Black Sea to Egypt rose by $5/t in just one week to $40–45/t, while freight from Astrakhan to Iran via the Caspian Sea increased by $20/t.

Higher logistics costs and limited capacity of alternative routes are sharply reducing Russian exports. Grain shipments in August could total just 1.8–2.5 mln tons, compared with more than 5 mln tons last year. If Black Sea disruptions persist, September exports may also remain below 2.5 mln tons, adding pressure on domestic grain prices as the new crop enters the market.

Read more 👉https://ukragroconsult.com/?p=325491

🇹🇷 to cut import to 12% ahead of scheduleTurkey will reduce its import tariff on sunflower seed from 20% to 12% st...
27/08/2026

🇹🇷 to cut import to 12% ahead of schedule

Turkey will reduce its import tariff on sunflower seed from 20% to 12% starting October 1, 2026, almost two months earlier than originally planned. The country’s Ministry of Trade said the move is aimed at providing processors with more affordable raw materials amid supply risks stemming from problems in the Black Sea region and drought in Europe.

The preferential 12% tariff normally takes effect on November 30, but this season it will be introduced at the beginning of October. The early tariff reduction will make sunflower seed imports more attractive to Turkish processors and could boost demand for supplies from the Black Sea region as the new crop enters the market.

Read more 👉https://ukragroconsult.com/?p=325546

🇵🇱 ’s to fall 9%, output by more than 20%Poland’s grain harvest could decline by 9% in 2026 to 33.6 mln tons, dow...
27/08/2026

🇵🇱 ’s to fall 9%, output by more than 20%

Poland’s grain harvest could decline by 9% in 2026 to 33.6 mln tons, down 3.4 mln tons from last year, according to the Polish Ministry of Agriculture. Wheat production is forecast at 12.2 mln tons, compared with 13.5 mln tons in 2025, while the corn harvest is expected to exceed 9 mln tons. Barley production is projected at 3.4 mln tons, above the five-year average.

The steepest decline is expected for rapeseed, with production falling by more than 20% to 2.83 mln tons from around 3.6 mln tons last year. As a result, Poland could lose its position as the EU’s third-largest rapeseed producer. The weaker harvest is attributed to severe winter and spring frosts, insufficient rainfall, followed by summer heat, hail, storms and strong winds.

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