Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on November 3, 2026
Grain procurement prices in Ukraine are showing mixed trends at the beginning of November. Wheat continues to weaken gradually at export terminals, while selected domestic corn procurement bids are improving. Soybeans are strengthening on the CPT processor and FCA delivery bases, while sunflower remains under pressure. New-crop supplies, logistics costs, available storage capacity and differences between domestic and export-oriented delivery terms remain important considerations for Ukrainian producers.
The corn market is showing a partial recovery in domestic procurement bids. Corn is being purchased at approximately UAH 6,000/t EXW, while processor bids stand at around UAH 4,800/t. The FCA price increased by UAH 106/t to UAH 4,800/t. Dollar-denominated FCA corn is quoted at $125/t, while DAF prices stand at around $204/t. No CPT terminal price is available in the current data, making it impossible to assess today's port procurement price movements. For producers in central Ukraine, transportation costs to export channels, crop storage options and local purchasing activity remain important factors.
The wheat market continues to show a gradual decline in port procurement prices. Grade 2 wheat declined by UAH 34/t to UAH 8,568/t on a CPT terminal basis, while EXW bids stand at approximately UAH 7,200/t. Grade 3 wheat lost UAH 38/t and is quoted at around UAH 8,275/t. Grade 4 wheat also declined by UAH 34/t to UAH 7,250/t CPT terminal, while FCA bids stand at UAH 6,700/t. The simultaneous decline across several wheat grades indicates weaker procurement bids at export terminals. Meanwhile, the gap between CPT and domestic delivery bases remains substantial, meaning transportation costs continue to influence the actual selling price received by producers.
Sunflower remains under pressure following previous declines. Sunflower seeds are being purchased at approximately UAH 15,229/t EXW, while processor bids stand at around UAH 15,267/t. The dollar-denominated FCA price is $300/t, with a reported decline of $10/t. Sunflower is also quoted at $500/t DAF and approximately $550/t CIF. New-crop supplies, purchasing requirements among crushing plants and transportation costs may influence procurement prices. High-oleic sunflower continues to command a substantial premium, with prices at around UAH 18,000/t EXW and UAH 18,500/t for delivery to processors.
The soybean market is showing greater resilience. The CPT terminal price stands at UAH 17,000/t, while EXW soybeans are quoted at approximately UAH 16,850/t. Processor bids increased by UAH 350/t to UAH 17,250/t, while FCA prices rose by UAH 264/t to UAH 16,500/t. These movements may indicate stronger purchasing interest in selected domestic markets, although port prices remain unchanged. Non-GMO soybeans are quoted at around UAH 17,700/t EXW, while their dollar-denominated FCA price stands at $340/t. Differences between delivery bases remain important when choosing the most profitable sales destination.
Barley remains at UAH 7,250/t on a CPT terminal basis, while malting barley is quoted at approximately UAH 6,500/t for delivery to processors. The rapeseed market shows no significant changes in hryvnia-denominated prices. GMO rapeseed is quoted at UAH 22,000/t CPT terminal, while Grade 1 non-GMO rapeseed stands at around UAH 20,400/t EXW. Another non-GMO rapeseed category is quoted at UAH 21,100/t on a CPT terminal basis. Grade 1 non-GMO rapeseed is also priced at $440/t FCA and approximately $570/t CIF.
As of November 3, 2026, Grade 2 wheat is being purchased at UAH 8,568/t CPT terminal, corn at UAH 6,000/t EXW, barley at UAH 7,250/t CPT terminal, sunflower seeds at UAH 15,229/t EXW, soybeans at UAH 17,000/t CPT terminal, and GMO rapeseed at UAH 22,000/t CPT terminal. Current procurement prices for grain and oilseed crops by region and delivery basis are provided in the table below.
Purchase prices in Ukraine
| CPT terminal, UAH |
EXW elevators, UAH |
CPT processor, UAH |
FCA, UAH |
FCA, $ |
CPT terminal, $ |
DAF, $ |
CIF, $ |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wheat mill offals | 3500 ↓ 200 | |||||||
| Buckwheat | 44000 | 39000 | ||||||
| Rye | 6100 | |||||||
| Rye grade IV | 4300 | |||||||
| Coriander | 36000 | |||||||
| Corn | 6000 | 4800 | 4800 ↑ 106 | 125 | 204 | |||
| Flax | 560 | |||||||
| Sunflower oil cake | 5000 | |||||||
| Chickpea | 25000 | |||||||
| Sunflower oil | 1350 | |||||||
| Millet | 19000 | |||||||
| Wheat grade II | 8568 ↓ 34 | 7200 | ||||||
| Wheat grade III | 8275 ↓ 38 | |||||||
| Wheat grade IV | 7250 ↓ 34 | 6700 | ||||||
| Rapeseed 1 grade less 35mcm | 20400 | 440 ↑ 5 | 450 | 570 | ||||
| Rapeseed high grade less 25mcm | 21100 | |||||||
| GM rape | 22000 | 475 | ||||||
| Thistle | 900 | |||||||
| Soybean oil | 1350 | |||||||
| Sunflower seeds | 15229 | 15267 | 300 ↓ 10 | 500 | 550 | |||
| Sunflower high-oleic | 18000 | 18500 | 550 | |||||
| Sorghum white | 350 | |||||||
| Soybeans | 17000 | 16850 | 17250 ↑ 350 | 16500 ↑ 264 | 425 | 499 | ||
| Soybeans GMO-free | 17700 | 340 ↓ 10 | 550 | |||||
| Triticale | 4500 | |||||||
| Soybean meal | 445 | |||||||
| Sunflower seed meal | 120 | 220 | ||||||
| Barley | 7250 | |||||||
| Malting barley | 6500 | 5500 |
