Export-import.Help: post #274 — TG.ME

Russian wheat exports rose to a record 48 million tonnes. In the 2025/26 agricultural year, Russia exported approximately 48 million tonnes of wheat, 13.7% more than the previous year (42.2 million tonnes). Top buyers: — Egypt: 9.7 million tonnes (previously 8.8 million tonnes). — Turkey: 7.4 million tonnes (almost doubled purchases from 3.2 million tonnes). — Sudan: 2.3 million tonnes (previously 0.98 million tonnes). — Saudi Arabia: 2 million tonnes (previously 1.5 million tonnes). — Kenya: 1.9 million tonnes (previously 1.5 million tonnes). This growth was achieved despite increased competition from the EU, US, Canada, Australia, Argentina, and Ukraine. The key factor is the attractive price: from July 1 to 7, Russian wheat fell by only $1 per ton, while American wheat rose by $16 per ton. Global wheat prices have begun to recover amid lower planting area estimates in the US and Canada, abnormal heat in France, and large tenders in Saudi Arabia. Russia remains the world's leading wheat exporter.