As of August 29 in the marketing year 2025/26, Ukraine exported 4 million 14 thousand tons of grain and leguminous crops, according to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine. This figure is 2 million 732 thousand tons lower than last year, representing a decrease of 1.6 times.

Wheat exports reached 2 million 553 thousand tons, which is 834 thousand tons less than last year, or 1.3 times lower. Barley exports stood at 562 thousand tons, while rye has not been shipped abroad so far this season.

Corn exports amounted to 882 thousand tons. Compared with last year, this is a reduction of 1 million 359 thousand tons, or 2.5 times less.

In addition, Ukraine exported 9.2 thousand tons of flour, equivalent to 12.2 thousand tons in grain terms. This is 1.9 thousand tons less than last year, a decrease of 1.1 times.

The data highlights reduced grain and flour exports compared with the same period in the previous marketing year, reflecting lower volumes across wheat, corn, and flour shipments, while barley exports continued and rye exports had not been recorded. Overall, Ukraine’s grain and leguminous crop exports in MY 2025/26 remain below last year’s levels.