Where and how much Ukrainian wheat were sent?

Published Oct 4, 2022

Tridge summary

From August 1 to September 30, 5.5 million tons of agricultural products, including 44% corn and over 28% wheat, were shipped through the ports of Big Odessa on 241 ships. The Yuzhny port accounted for about 40% of the cargo. In September, there was a notable shift in cargo mix, with a decrease in corn and increase in barley, rapeseed, oils, and meals. Wheat made up 31.3% of the cargo in September, with the majority going to Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Turkey. Turkey is a key hub for processing wheat into flour, which is partly exported to hunger-stricken countries. Deliveries to Bangladesh have also been established.

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From August 1 to September 30, 5.5 million tons of agricultural products were shipped through the ports of Big Odessa on 241 ships. About 40% of the cargo left the Yuzhny port. This is reported by the Ministry of Agrarian Policy In August, 1.62 million tons of grain and processed products were exported along the Corridor, and 3.9 million tons in September. Among the cargoes that left the ports of Big Odessa in two months - corn - 44%, the share of wheat exceeds 28%. In September, compared to August, the share of corn fell from 61.4% to 37.2% of all cargoes, mainly due to the rapid growth in shipments of barley, rapeseed, oils and meals. The share of wheat in cargo sent along the corridor increased from 21.2% in August to 31.3% in September. During the two months of the Corridor's operation, 1.55 million tons of wheat were shipped, of which 72% were shipped to the countries of Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Turkey. About 423 thousand tons of wheat were shipped to the ...

Source: Finance