Grain exports from Ukraine exceeded 48 million tons
The volume of exports of cereals and pulses from Ukraine since the beginning of 2021/22 MY as of June 22, 2022 amounted to more than 48 million tons, which is 9% (or 4 million tons) higher than last year.
This is evidenced by data from the State Customs Service, according to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food.
Thus, since the beginning of the season, 18.68 million tons of wheat have been exported, which is 14% more than last year.
The supply of barley to foreign markets amounted to 5.74 million tons (+ 36%).
As of the reporting date, 161.5 thousand tons of rye were shipped, which is significantly higher than last year’s figure (15.8 thousand tons).
More than 23.1 million tons (+ 2%) of corn were exported.
Exports of Ukrainian flour since the beginning of the season amounted to 68.8 thousand tons, which is 45% lower than on the same date last season.
For reference: in 2020/21 MY exports of cereals and pulses amounted to 44.6 million tons: wheat – 16.6 million tons; barley – 4.2 million tons; rye – 17.1 thousand tons; corn – 23.1 million tons; flour – 126.9 thousand tons.
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