Thailand continues to shop for feed wheat – and at increasingly lower prices.

A group of importers from Thailand purchased 60,000 tons of feed wheat at an international auction last week, reported the electronic edition APK-Inform, citing its sources among market participants. The wheat was contracted for $235.90 per ton CIF (including costs and insurance to the price of the goods and transport - ed. note) and without additional costs for unloading the grain. For comparison - at the last auction for the import of feed wheat in Thailand, held a week earlier, the delivery of 240,000 tons was contracted for up to $250 per ton C&F, and at the auction in South Korea in early December, 65,000 tons were purchased for $261.65 per ton C&F plus $1.30 per ton for unloading at a reserve port. The delivery of the grain from the current tender procedure is scheduled for January 2026. Meanwhile, the South Korean Feed Producers Association (KFA) purchased 132,000 tons of feed corn of optional origin at an international auction. One batch of 65,000 tons was contracted with ...