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Community grain imports recorded an 8% drop in the 2024/25 campaign (which ended on June 30) compared to the previous one, standing at 30.6 million tons, according to European Commission data. Of that volume, 37.45% was destined for Spain, which imported 11.46 million tons from third countries and was the EU's leading grain importer (although its share decreased compared to the previous campaign, when it reached 43% with 14.7 million tons). In 2024/25, Spain repeated as the main importer of soft wheat (3.7 million tons), barley (316,425 tons), corn (7.23 million), rye (7,172 tons), and oats (37,880 tons). The decrease in community grain imports was due to a significant drop in foreign purchases of soft wheat, durum wheat, and barley, while corn imports grew slightly. Ukraine remained the primary corn supplier to the community market, with 10.9 million tons, though with a much lower share than the previous campaign (55.6% in 2024/25 compared to 70.2% in 2023/24). The United States ...

Ukraine • As of 07/03, harvested: wheat – 277.8 thousand tons, barley – 501.2 thousand tons, peas – 83.8 thousand tons, rapeseed – 71.6 thousand tons. • Ukrainian export results for 2024/25 MY (July 2024 – June 2025): – Wheat – 15.62 million tons (–15% y/y). Major importers: Spain – 3.2 million tons, Egypt – 2.1 million tons, Algeria – 1.9 million tons. – Barley – 2.26 million tons (–9% q/q). Major importers: China – 0.7 million tons, Libya – 0.32 million tons, Spain – 0.25 million tons. – Rapeseed – 3.14 million tons (–15% y/y). Major importers: Germany – 1 million tons, Belgium – 0.9 million tons, United Kingdom – 0.33 million tons. Corn Liquidity in the corn market is low due to uncertainty in exchange rates and sales markets. Negotiations on European quotas and the military situation significantly complicate procurement activity. In ports, the price for new crop corn fluctuates within $198–200/t DAP. At the same time, at the western border, European buyers are actively ...

Experts from Strategie Grains have raised their forecast for soft wheat production in the European Union for the third consecutive month to 130.7 million tons, up from the 129.8 million tons expected in May, thanks to improved yield prospects in Spain, Romania, and Bulgaria, Reuters reports. In particular, soft wheat production is expected to reach historical highs in Spain and Romania. Moreover, rainfall from late May in northern regions has stabilized field conditions for wheat and barley, although yield potential remained uncertain in northern France and Germany. The forecast for soft wheat exports from the EU in the 2025/26 marketing year has also been raised to 31.8 million tons from 31.2 million tons last month, which is almost 29% higher than the expected 24.7 million tons for the current season. Regarding barley, Strategie Grains left the EU harvest forecast unchanged at 52.4 million tons, which is 5.4% higher than last year. Increased barley exports from the EU are ...