Soybean prices in Ukraine are rising due to growing demand from processors

Published Apr 7, 2025

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The article highlights the significant rise in soybean prices in the domestic market, attributed to a low supply and high demand, particularly from processors facing a raw material shortage. Non-GMO buyers also contribute to the demand. As of April 3, Ukraine, a key producer, has planted 2.6 thousand hectares of soybeans for the 2025 harvest.

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Growing demand amid low supply in the domestic market is contributing to rising soybean prices. Kurkul.com reports this with reference to Spike Brokers. It is noted that particularly high demand is observed from processors experiencing a shortage of raw materials. Latest indications from GMO buyers: Latest indications from non-GMO buyers: Meanwhile, as of April 3, according to the Ministry of ...

Source: Superagronom

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