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If the mechanisms for exporting agricultural products to the EU after the end of the autonomous trade measures (ATM) change, then supplies of Ukrainian wheat to this market may decrease, the grain association reported. Association members hope that Ukraine will export around six million tons to the EU this season. However, if the current mechanisms are not maintained after June 6 2025, farmers will only be able to export one million tons. Then, they will have to look for other

 A vessel carrying 18,000 tons of Ukrainian corn has arrived at the Spanish port of La Coruna, the first batch of Ukrainian grain delivered by a new route across the Baltic Sea to avoid Russian ports blocked by Russia. This is the first batch of Ukrainian grain to reach northwestern Spain by sea, using “a new sea route opened in the Baltic Sea to avoid a Russian naval blockade of Ukraine’s ports on the Black Sea,” the Agafac feed group

According to the monitoring reports by APK-Inform Agency, in November 1-30, 2021, the seaports of Ukraine increased the export volumes of major grain crops. Thus, the seaports shipped 6.7 mln tons of grains for exports in the reporting period, up by 24.1% compared to the previous month’s volumes (5.4 mln tons). On the other hand, the wheat shipments totaled 2.2 mln tons in the reporting period, down by 34.4% compared to last month. Corn exports increased by three times to

as predicted on the China’s Global Times news website. In the first two months of this year, China’s corn imports increased by 414% yoy, to 4.8 million tons. The US pulled ahead of Ukraine, largely due to the Trump-era US-China trade accord. With the marketing year ending June 30, the US Department of Agriculture has predicted that China will import a record 24 million tons of corn.

reported APK-Inform. Of the 15.9 million tons exported so far, the top markets were: China – 6 million tons; EU – 5 million tons; and Egypt – 1.7 million tons. This year, Ukraine is expected to export 23 million tons of its 30-million-ton crop. Poor weather and reduced plantings depressed the harvest.