Russia

Despite the recent three-month rally, Black Sea wheat prices have fluctuated around US$6/mt since September, under pressure from currency volatility.

From grain intake to final product flow, every stage of this installation was designed to support continuous operation and consistent output.

The export performance reflects Russia’s continued role as a key supplier to price-sensitive importing regions.

Domestic output typically covers less than 20% of national demand, leaving millers heavily exposed to global markets and external suppliers.

The move will temporarily eliminate duties of on wheat, corn, and barley.