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Global sunflower production is expected to reach 56.3 million tons in 2025/26, which will be an almost record level and a recovery of 3.9 million tons after the deficit in 2024/25. The recovery is largely due to higher yields, which significantly decreased last year due to adverse weather conditions in the main Black Sea growing region. Only a slight increase in harvested area is forecast for 2025/26 compared to last year. Ukraine and Russia produce more than half of the world's sunflower and provide almost three-quarters of all sunflower oil and meal exports. Since the start of the conflict, exports of sunflower products from both countries have been influenced by various factors, including logistics disruptions and different government policies on trade restrictions and stimulation. These factors also impacted global prices. After high prices in 2022 caused by limited access to Ukrainian supplies, the Black Sea Grain Initiative and the subsequent grain export corridor ...

GrainTrade writes about this. Sunflower procurement prices remained at high levels of 26,500–26,800 UAH/t or 555–565 $/t excluding VAT with delivery to the plant, with some processors offering farmers even higher prices for large volumes. Export prices for sunflower oil in Ukraine increased by 10-20 $/t to 1,110–1,120 $/t with delivery to Black Sea ports, as demand prices from EU buyers rose to 1,200-1,220 $/t DAP against the backdrop of euro strengthening. It is worth noting that sunflower oil prices with delivery to India remain at 1,195-1,200 $/t CIF Mumbai, as importers increase purchases of significantly cheaper palm oil, which consequently rose by 4.6% over the week to 979 $/t. Demand prices for sunflower meal remain at 220-225 $/t with port delivery and are supported by active price increases in feed wheat and barley, which rose by 4-6 $/t over the week to 200-204 $/t with port delivery. An additional factor of pressure on sunflower prices is the weather unfavorable for ...

Sunflower prices in Ukraine are receiving support from rising oil prices and uncertainty surrounding the new harvest, which is threatened by severe drought.