Egypt, which remains the world's largest importer of wheat, has officially announced its refusal to purchase grain from the occupied territories of the Russian Federation and stated its intention to significantly increase imports of Ukrainian wheat. This event is already impacting the distribution of power in the global grain market, especially considering the volume of Cairo's purchases. This is reported by AgroReview The structure of wheat imports in Egypt: Ukraine gradually displaces Russia According to USDA forecasts for the 2025/26 marketing year, Egypt plans to import about 13 million tons of wheat, which is almost equal to Ukraine's annual export potential (16.7 million tons). In February 2026, the main suppliers were Russia (57.5% or 797 thousand tons), Romania (13.6%), and Ukraine (13.5% or 186 thousand tons). Now, almost 800 thousand tons of Russian grain are at risk of losing the market monthly. A trend of increasing purchases of Ukrainian wheat in the Egyptian market ...