As of the beginning of April, Ukrainian producers have already exported nearly 93,000 tons of soybeans. Additionally, active domestic processing and high shipment volumes have effectively cleared this year’s record harvest.
On April 1, Ukraine had approximately 2 million tons of soybeans remaining – slightly more than last year, when it was around 1.7-1.8 million tons.

However, thanks to high processing and export rates, stocks are being confidently reduced. Analysts note that by May–June, Ukraine could reach levels similar to the previous season.
The global soybean market is seeing some decline in importer activity, partly due to expectations of potential tariffs between the US and the EU.

However, prices remain stable: at deep-water ports, they range from $385–$390 per ton. Ukrainian processors have become more active, with domestic soybean prices holding at 17,500–17,800 UAH per ton. Demand for soybean oil from Europe also continues to support the market.

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