튀르키예 곡물 및 시리얼 인사이트

In the 16th week, freight rates in the Azov-Black Sea region remain at the level of 20 dollars per ton for the shipment of 3,000 tons of wheat from Azov to the ports of the Sea of Marmara. Demand for Russian grain in both Turkey and the Mediterranean countries remains low, and the continuing strengthening of the ruble makes contracts less and less profitable for Russian farmers. Despite the opening of river navigation, an active flow of goods from the Russian river has not yet begun. There is no high demand for cabotage transportation. The rate of duty on wheat exports from Russia will increase from April 16 to 2,210.1 rubles per ton, the duty on barley will increase from 252.2 to 365.6 rubles per ton, and the duty on corn will increase to 1,374 rubles per ton.

The global wheat market in 2025/26 MY may face an unusually wide range of import opportunities for key buyers. This was reported by Rory Deverell, author of Fryers Reports and owner of Black Silo Commodity Consulting, at the Trend&Hedge Club online meeting. According to him, wheat imports to Turkey may increase in 2025/26 MY due

Turkey allowed duty-free wheat imports, but only on the condition that flour production for export, which collapsed by over 40% during the season