Feed corn from Ukraine: prices rise amid protests in South America

Published 2025년 4월 11일

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The article reports an increase in the demand prices for feed corn in the Ukrainian export market due to increased importer interest and a slowdown in farmers' sales activity. The price increase is also attributed to the situation on external markets, including the postponement of US customs tariffs, weather conditions, and logistical obstacles due to protests in Brazil and Argentina. As a result, the demand prices for feed corn in the ports of Greater Odessa and Danube have increased by 3-4 USD/t, and the prices for the new harvest of 2025 have also increased by 2-3 USD/t.

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According to the APK-Inform Agency, since the beginning of this week, demand prices for feed corn have been increasing on the Ukrainian export market. There was an increase in importers' interest in purchasing Ukrainian grain, which, against the background of a slowdown in farmers' sales activity, supported prices. Additionally, the price increase was contributed by the situation on external markets under the influence of the postponement of customs tariffs in the USA for 90 days and weather conditions, as well as obstacles in logistics due to protests in Brazil and Argentina. Thus, in the ports of Greater Odessa and Danube, demand prices for feed corn increased by 3-4 USD/t and as of April 10, 2025 are announced in the ranges of 225-231 and ...

Source: Agravery