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Soybean prices in Ukraine fall following rapeseed and sunflower prices
30.07.2026
The shelling of Ukraine by Russian terrorists continues to intensify, attacking port infrastructure and civilian vessels, and simply hitting cities, killing civilians and destroying buildings. Constant shelling since July 22 has practically stopped the entry of ships into Ukrainian ports, so export demand for rapeseed and soybeans, as well as their processed products, has sharply decreased, which has led to a collapse in purchase prices from processors. Rapeseed prices...
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Corn prices in Ukraine continue to fall following a decline in Chicago quotes
30.07.2026
Feed corn prices in Ukraine continue to fall, following wheat and barley prices due to the lack of seaborne exports. Corn quotes in Chicago are also falling amid improving weather in the US and increased supply from South America. Export demand prices for feed barley fell to 7,000 UAH/t, and for feed wheat - to 8,000 UAH/t with delivery to ports, but traders do not purchase corn at ports, so domestic corn prices fell by another 500-1,000 UAH/t in a week to 7,000-8,000 UAH/t with...
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Egypt increases corn imports from South America and reduces supplies from Ukraine due to blockade of sea exports
30.07.2026
According to the US Food and Agriculture Organization, Egypt will import at least 13 million tons of corn in the current and next seasons, significantly exceeding the highs of previous years (10.5 million tons) due to increased demand from poultry farmers. In the 2025/26 MY, domestic corn consumption will be 16.4 million tons, and in the 2026/27 MY - 17.4 million tons, which will be 4 million tons higher than the average of 2020-2024. The current disruptions in corn supplies from...
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Argentina will harvest a record corn crop in 2025/26 MY
30.07.2026
According to the forecasts of the Argentine Ministry of Agriculture, in 2025/26 MY, thanks to favorable weather, increased sowing areas, and increased yields, the country will harvest a record 71.5 million tons of corn, which will exceed the USDA forecast (63 million tons) and will exceed the 2024/25 MY by 22 million tons. Currently, corn in the country has been threshed on 75% of the projected area, and threshing data confirm the forecasts. In the 2025/26 MY, the area...
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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on July 29, 2026
29.07.2026
The weighted average purchase price of grains and oilseeds in Ukraine on CPT terminals, EXW elevators, CPT processors, FCA, CPT dollar, FOB, DAF, CIF Purchase prices in Ukraine CPT terminal, UAH EXW elevators, UAH CPT processor, UAH FCA, UAH FCA, $ CPT terminal, $ FOB, $ DAF, $ CIF, $ Wheat mill offals5500Peas1000011200Rye grade II6500Coriander35000Corn996086548600 ↑ 8185 ↓ 15204 ↓ 3250Flax600 ↓ 10Rape-seed oil10001250Sunflower oil1225Wheat, grade I275Wheat grade...
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The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has updated the requirements for the use of tachographs in transportation
29.07.2026
The Ministry of Reconstruction, Infrastructure and Transport of Ukraine reports that from July 26, 2026, the rules on working hours and rest periods of drivers of wheeled vehicles, approved by Order No. 1727, which are brought into line with EU standards, came into force. The new edition implements into Ukrainian legislation the provisions of EU Regulation No. 561/2006, Directive 2002/15/EC, and the decision of the Ukraine-EU Joint Committee on the application of smart tachograph...
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Soybean and rapeseed oil quotes respond to oil price spikes, but physical markets remain under pressure from increased supply
29.07.2026
Instability in the Middle East is causing strong volatility in the oil market, which also affects the quotes of agricultural futures, especially vegetable oils. Thus, last week, September Brent crude futures rose by 13.5% to $101/barrel, fell by 20% on Monday (+13.5% per month), and this morning rose again at the start of trading by 4.8% amid the US response to new strikes by pro-Iranian forces from Iraq on US military bases. It should be noted that palm oil futures on...
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Brazil increases soybean meal exports, increasing competition with Argentina
29.07.2026
According to the forecast of the Rosario Grain Exchange, in the first half of 2026, Brazil will export 12.3 million tons of soybean meal, and Argentina - 13.3 million tons, which will reduce the gap between the world's two largest exporters of this product. If in 2021 Argentina exported 86% more soybean meal than Brazil, then in the first half of 2025 the gap narrowed to 23%, and by mid-2026 it will decrease to 8% due to the rapid expansion of processing capacities in Brazil,...
