The volume of exports of grain and leguminous crops from Ukraine in the 2025/26 MY as of June 13 stands at 34.9 million tons, which is 4.6 million tons, or 12% less than the figure of the previous season.
Thus, 13.1 million tons of wheat were sent for export. This is 2.3 million tons, or 15% less than last year's volumes.
Barley supplies to foreign markets amount to about 1.5 million tons. The decrease compared...
Read MoreSince the beginning of 2026, Ukraine has agreed on 23 new directions and trade conditions for the export of domestic products ‒ more than for the entire 2025 year, when 22 new markets were opened.
Read MoreIn the current season, which began on 1 July 2025, the volume of oilseed imports to the European Union reached 44.3 million tons. This is a 7% decrease compared to the same period last season.
The largest suppliers of soybeans to the EU during this period were Brazil (6.2 million tons) and the USA (4.5 million tons). Rapeseed was supplied mainly by Australia (1.8 million tons) and Ukraine (1.5 million tons), while sunflower seeds came from...
Read MoreChina has doubled its imports of sunflower meal in the 2025/26 marketing year due to the suspension of Canadian canola meal supplies. At the same time, Ukraine and Kazakhstan have increased their share of supplies to the Chinese market, while Russia has reduced its share.
Read MoreUkraine continues to play a key role as one of the world’s major grain suppliers. In the 2025/26 marketing year, according to preliminary estimates, the country may export around 14 million tons of wheat, 25 million tons of corn, and 1.52 million tons of barley. This represents approximately 6%, 12%, and 4% of global exports of these crops, respectively.
Read MoreFrom January to May 2026, 1 million 295 thousand tons of meals and cakes were exported by rail. This is 16% more than in the corresponding period last year.
In May, 247 thousand tons of cakes and meals were transported by rail for export. This volume is 3% higher than in April.
Read MoreNo shortage of transshipment capacity is expected in the market next season. The ports are prepared for export growth, but it is becoming increasingly expensive for businesses to operate.
This was stated by TIS Executive Director Mykyta Hrubov during Grain Ukraine 2026.
This year, the TIS transport hub plans to transship approximately 18.5 million tons of cargo, of which 8–8.5 million tons will be grain.
Read MoreFrom January to May 2026, Ukraine imported goods worth $40.5 billion and exported goods worth $17.5 billion.
Taxed imports amounted to $27.8 billion, which represents 69% of the total volume of imported goods.
The main countries from which goods were imported to Ukraine are: China – $11.1 billion, Poland – $3.9 billion, and Turkey – $2.7 billion.
Read MoreUkraine has significant potential for the development of aquaculture. However, today about 80% of fish products on the domestic market are imported. For this reason, the development of domestic aquaculture is one of the important areas for strengthening food security, supporting the regional economy, and creating new jobs.
Read MoreSince the beginning of the full-scale invasion, logistics between Ukraine and Poland has improved significantly.
Three new border crossing points for trucks have been opened, and the operation of railway crossings has also been enhanced. The development of the railway network and the transshipment from the “broad” gauge to the standard “narrow” gauge (1,435 mm) was supported by the EU’s allocation of over €40 million to Ukrzaliznytsia.
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