Bulgaria's 2024-25 crop season was affected by extreme weather conditions, resulting in an uneven and quality crop with high aflatoxin levels. Despite these challenges, the country saw large wheat and barley crops, with wheat being the second highest in century at 7 million tonnes, and barley the third highest since 2000 at 1.1 million tonnes. This has led to an increase in domestic consumption of these crops, reducing exportable surpluses and causing a 10% drop in wheat exports. Barley use is also on the rise due to its lower price and demand from feed mills and pork producers.