The MWM, launched in June to track the most competitive Black Sea export prices, has largely followed Russian 12.5% protein wheat levels.
The study found that common dwarfing genes are widely used in modern wheat varieties and present in over 70% of global wheat cultivation.
The initiative also extends support to improving practices across the wheat value chain, including harvest and post-harvest management.
The shipment is an initiative of QazTrade, a single export development operator under the Kazakhstan Ministry of Technical Infrastructure.
The agreement combines Bioceres’ proprietary HB4 technology with CWRF’s leadership in US wheat innovation to create a next generation wheat production system.