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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.

🇰🇿 nearly 20 mln tons of despite dry weatherAs of September 29, Kazakhstan harvested 19.9 mln tons of grain from 1...
30/09/2026

🇰🇿 nearly 20 mln tons of despite dry weather

As of September 29, Kazakhstan harvested 19.9 mln tons of grain from 13.5 mln ha, or 83% of the sown area. The average yield stands at 1.47 t/ha, well above levels seen in previous drought years, when it often fell to 0.8–0.9 t/ha. The Agriculture Ministry expects the final crop to exceed the long-term average.

Grain and flour exports in grain equivalent from September 2025 through the end of July 2026 rose by 12.6% y/y to 13.9 mln tons. Uzbekistan remained the largest buyer with 5.8 mln tons. At the same time, disruptions to Black Sea exports could support demand for Kazakh grain, although high transport costs and limited route capacity continue to constrain its competitiveness in more distant markets.

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💰 decline under pressure from rising supply and weaker canola futuresGlobal rapeseed and canola prices are declining...
30/09/2026

💰 decline under pressure from rising supply and weaker canola futures

Global rapeseed and canola prices are declining amid improving harvest conditions in Canada, higher crop forecasts in Australia and the , and seasonal growth in oilseed supply. November canola futures in Winnipeg lost 3.2% over the week, falling to 809 CAD/t, while rapeseed in Paris declined by 3.7% to €536.5/t.

In , crushers’ demand for rapeseed is weakening as plants switch to sunflower seed processing. Purchase prices fell by UAH 500–1,000/t to UAH 19–20 thsd/t delivered to the plant. At the same time, exports remain active: Ukraine shipped 341 thsd tons of rapeseed in the first 24 days of September, although weaker global prices and high logistics costs continue to pressure domestic prices.

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🇪🇬 ’s fall 49%, but purchasing needs remain highIn July–August 2026, Egypt imported 1.02 mln tons of wheat, down 49...
30/09/2026

🇪🇬 ’s fall 49%, but purchasing needs remain high

In July–August 2026, Egypt imported 1.02 mln tons of wheat, down 49% year-on-year. The decline was mainly due to delayed purchases amid more difficult logistics and risks in the Black Sea. At the same time, wheat stocks at the start of the season stood at 3.7 mln tons, while the country still needs to buy around 2.3 mln tons for its subsidized bread program.

Egypt remains heavily dependent on imports, with domestic production covering about 48% of demand and annual wheat consumption estimated at around 20 mln tons. About 83% of the value of wheat imports in January–August came from the Black Sea region, but logistics risks are prompting the country to consider alternative suppliers more actively, including France.

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🟢 Turkish crushers benefit from cheaper Black Sea sunflower seedUkrAgroConsult expert shares analysis of the grain and o...
30/09/2026

🟢 Turkish crushers benefit from cheaper Black Sea sunflower seed

UkrAgroConsult expert shares analysis of the grain and oilseed market.

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🌾 plans to buy up to 3 mln tons of for state reserves amid export problemsRussia plans to resume state grain purchas...
30/09/2026

🌾 plans to buy up to 3 mln tons of for state reserves amid export problems

Russia plans to resume state grain purchases amid difficulties with sales and export logistics. In 2026–2027, up to 3 mln tons of soft wheat grades 3–4 and rye may be purchased for the intervention fund. Preparations are already under way, with storage facilities being selected in 14 regions.

The state fund currently holds about 3.7 mln tons of grain, including more than 3.6 mln tons of milling wheat. At the same time, market participants previously estimated that at least 10 mln tons of intervention purchases would be needed to stabilize prices. Therefore, planned purchases of up to 3 mln tons may have only a limited impact on the domestic market.

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🇺🇸🇨🇳 farmers disappointed as keeps in placeUS soybean producers have expressed disappointment after soybeans wer...
30/09/2026

🇺🇸🇨🇳 farmers disappointed as keeps in place

US soybean producers have expressed disappointment after soybeans were excluded from the new list of US agricultural products for which China reduced import duties. US soybeans remain subject to a 10% duty, weakening their competitiveness against supplies from South America, particularly Brazil.

At the same time, China had previously committed to buying at least 25 mln tons of US soybeans in 2026 and maintaining the same minimum volume in 2027–2028. According to SCMP, Chinese state-owned companies have already purchased more than 12 mln tons in 2026, but even if the annual 25 mln ton target is met, shipments would still be around 14% below the 2020–2024 average.

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🇪🇺 sharply cuts crops in Central EuropeThe 2026 drought has significantly affected agriculture across Central Europe. ...
30/09/2026

🇪🇺 sharply cuts crops in Central Europe

The 2026 drought has significantly affected agriculture across Central Europe. In , drought conditions covered up to 90% of the country, while production in some areas fell by as much as 40%. In , grain yields in some regions declined by up to 50%, while corn yields dropped by 80–90%. , and have also reported crop losses.

The countries are calling on the EU to strengthen support for farmers, increase the agricultural reserve and provide greater flexibility in the use of Common Agricultural Policy instruments. Slovenia has also proposed creating a dedicated fund to finance irrigation, water storage and water-saving technologies. Lower crops could further affect the supply and prices of some agricultural products.

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🌻 plants in southern at risk of shutdown due to problemsOilseed crushing plants in southern Russia may reduce ...
30/09/2026

🌻 plants in southern at risk of shutdown due to problems

Oilseed crushing plants in southern Russia may reduce or halt sunflower seed processing due to difficulties selling meal and restrictions on exports through Black Sea and Azov Sea ports. Redirecting shipments by rail to northern and central regions and the Far East significantly increases logistics costs. In September, Russia may export only 32 thsd tons of sunflower meal and around 110 thsd tons of .

The situation is aggravated by the expected large sunflower seed crop. In 2026, Russia’s production is forecast at 20.7 mln tons, while crushing may not exceed 16 mln tons. As a result, carryover stocks could surpass 5 mln tons. Export restrictions are already weighing on the domestic market: sunflower seed prices more than halved from late July to mid-September, while further logistics problems could reduce crushing plant utilization even further.

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🇺🇦 Falling global increase pressure on ’s marketGlobal wheat prices continue to decline amid weak import demand and...
29/09/2026

🇺🇦 Falling global increase pressure on ’s market

Global wheat prices continue to decline amid weak import demand and a comfortable global supply balance. Over the past week, futures on major exchanges fell by 4.5–6.3%: December SRW wheat in Chicago dropped to $253.1/t, HRW wheat in Kansas City to $274/t, while Euronext futures declined to €233.25/t.

In Ukraine, weaker exports and high logistics costs are adding pressure on domestic prices. In the first 25 days of September, the country exported 801 thsd tons of wheat compared with 1.52 mln tons a year earlier. Feed wheat is offered at UAH 5.3–5.8 thsd/t EXW and milling wheat at UAH 6.4–7.0 thsd/t, while further price declines are currently limited by weak farmer selling activity.

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🇪🇺 may decline by 2% in MY 2027/28EU rapeseed area could decline by 2% in MY 2027/28, according to Expana. The mai...
29/09/2026

🇪🇺 may decline by 2% in MY 2027/28

EU rapeseed area could decline by 2% in MY 2027/28, according to Expana. The main reason is late-summer drought, which prevented farmers from expanding plantings. The largest decline is expected in France, where rapeseed area may fall by 10–15% as severe moisture shortages continue to complicate sowing.

Expana also cut its forecast for the EU rapeseed crop in MY 2026/27 to 19.8 mln tons from 20 mln tons a month earlier due to weaker yields in Germany and Poland. At the same time, the soybean production forecast was reduced to 2.3 mln tons, while the sunflower crop estimate was raised to 9.7 mln tons.

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