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Coronavirus, Competition Lower Ukrainian Wheat Prices

Milling wheat prices have decreased by around $17/tonne

October 1, 2020

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Ukrainian milling wheat prices have decreased by around $17 to $202-207 per tonne FOB Black Sea since late January due to fears of coronavirus spread and competition from Russian grain, Ukrainian APK-Inform agriculture consultancy said on Wednesday.

According to a report at Successful Farming, Ukraine has exported 17.13 million tonnes of the commodity so far the 2019/20 July-June season, 4.2 million tonnes more than a season ago.

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