The new wheat tender in Tunisia showed that importers are willing to pay a high price amid rising prices of Black Sea wheat.

The State Procurement Operator of Tunisia (ODC) on July 23 purchased 100,000 tons of soft wheat of any origin at a tender with delivery from August 10 to September 25, 2025, at an average price of $262.86/ton C&F, which is $10.6/ton higher than the purchase price of the previous tender from July 9 (also with delivery in August). Specifically, the purchase was made at: The purchase prices turned out to be lower than the offer prices, which reached $269–278.77/ton C&F, considering the price level of Black Sea wheat within $245–250/ton FOB. It is worth recalling that at the tender on June 13, the Grain Agency of Tunisia purchased 100,000 tons of European wheat at an average price of $245.51/ton C&F with delivery in July 2025. On the Ukrainian market, traders are trying to reduce prices for food wheat after ...