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Tunisia and Jordan purchased wheat and barley at tenders at prices significantly higher than in August
25.09.2026
The Tunisian State Grain Agency purchased 125,000 tons of soft wheat and 75,000 tons of feed barley in an international tender on September 23. Wheat was purchased from Buildcom and Soufflet in five batches of 25 thousand tons at a price of $311.72-314.23/ton C&F and delivered from October 1 to December 15, depending on the region of origin of the grain. Recall that at an international tender on July 30, ODC purchased 75 thousand tons of soft wheat at an average...
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Rainfall in North America delays harvest of late crops, but helps start of sowing in South America
25.09.2026
The rates of corn and soybean harvest in the US are still higher than last year's, but heavy rainfall forecast for next week may slow down the harvest and increase grain moisture, which will also delay the arrival of grain to markets. Over the next week, most of the Midwest and Plains of the United States will experience several waves of precipitation, which will negatively affect the ripening and drying of corn and soybeans, but on the other hand, will reduce the effects of...
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Coceral agency lowers EU grain harvest forecast for 2026, but raises rapeseed production forecast
25.09.2026
In its updated forecast for the production of major crops in the EU-27 and the UK for 2026, the Coceral agency reduced the estimate of the total gross harvest by 8 million tons to 279 million tons (307.4 million tons in 2025) compared to the July estimates. In particular, the production forecast (excluding hard varieties) has been reduced from 140.8 to 137.5 million tons (148.7 million tons in 2025), as crops in Germany, Poland, and to a lesser extent in France, were severely...
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EU has increased demand for waste oils amid the active use of biofuels in aviation fuel
25.09.2026
In 2025, deliveries of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to EU airports increased 6-fold compared to the previous year, from 193 thousand tons to 1.1 million tons, and its share in the total volume of aviation fuel reached 2.8%, exceeding the mandatory ReFuelEU Aviation level of 2%, Bioenergytime reports. Almost 80% of SAF was produced from used cooking oil (UCO). Therefore, as SAF usage increases, competition for UCO and other fatty feedstocks between jet fuel, biodiesel, and other...
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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on September 24, 2026
24.09.2026
Pressure from the new harvest on Ukraine's corn market continues to intensify. The most significant decline is being seen in inland regions, where the EXW corn price has fallen to UAH 6,550/t. By comparison, it was around UAH 7,200/t on September 21, representing a decline of about UAH 650/t in just a few days. The situation is particularly significant for producers in central Ukraine. The advancing harvest is increasing new-crop supplies, the need to free up storage capacity is...
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Containers with Ukrainian cargo have been standing in Constanta for up to two weeks due to port overload
24.09.2026
After the shutdown of Ukrainian seaports, the main flow of cargo from Ukraine was redirected to the Romanian port of Constanta. However, its infrastructure cannot cope with the sharp increase in cargo flow, which leads to significant delays in the clearance of goods. If earlier it took 1-3 days to export an import container, now the clearance of cargo takes 1-2 weeks, and sometimes even longer. The port is filled with containers and other cargo, and their clearance is very...
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Corn prices in Ukraine are falling, although demand from the EU remains high
24.09.2026
In Ukraine, the corn market is in a paradoxical situation, with demand for the old crop still intact, while prices for the new crop are falling rapidly. Active shelling of ships and port infrastructure by the Russian Federation continues, and this week the captain of one of the ships was killed, which is leading to an increase in freight costs from Danube ports and a slowdown in deliveries. Demand prices for Ukrainian corn decreased by 100-500 UAH/t to 5500-6000 UAH/t on...
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A Ukrainian sailor died as a result of a Russian strike on a civilian vessel in the Black Sea
24.09.2026
On the night of September 23, the Russian Federation struck a civilian cargo ship in the Black Sea, causing a fire on board and killing the captain, a Ukrainian sailor, the Ukrainian Sea Ports Administration reported. The crew of the vessel, registered under the flag of Antigua and Barbuda, was evacuated with the help of the Ukrainian Navy, and the fire was extinguished. The USPA expressed condolences to the family and friends of the deceased sailor and called on the...
