Ukraine exported over 10 million tons of grain: details of shipments.
According to inkorr.com: At the beginning of the marketing year 2025/2026, Ukraine exported 10.011 million tons of grains and legumes abroad. This is a significant achievement for the country in the field of grain exports.
Trends in the export of major crops
The export of wheat amounted to 6.508 million tons, which is less than in the previous year. There is also a decrease in the export figures for corn and barley: 2.193 million tons of corn were exported, while the volume of barley also decreased compared to previous years.
Decrease in the export of other crops
The export of rye and flour has also decreased. Despite these challenges, it is important to note that the Ukrainian agricultural sector remains in a significant position in global food security, although the rate of export growth has slowed down.
Overall, Ukraine continues to play a key role in the global grain market. However, there is currently a decrease in export volumes, which is an important factor in the context of global food security.
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