
Ukraine's Sunflower Stocks Near 1 Million Tonnes
As of August 1, Ukraine's sunflower stocks totaled 947 thousand tonnes, indicating substantial raw material reserves ahead of the new crushing season, while sunflower seed exports remain minimal.
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As of August 1, Ukraine's sunflower stocks totaled 947 thousand tonnes, indicating substantial raw material reserves ahead of the new crushing season, while sunflower seed exports remain minimal.

Despite steady demand for rye bread, farmers continue reducing rye acreage because of lower profitability compared with other crops, keeping prices elevated and forcing processors to partially rely on imported grain.

A Severe Raw Material Shortage Reduced Ukraine's Frozen Blueberry Exports by 69% in the 2025/26 Season, Although Higher Prices Partly Offset Producers' Losses.

The "Svitanok Stari Mayaky" Farm in Odesa Region Achieved Its Highest Wheat Yield in 15 Years—5.5 t/ha—Despite Limited Rainfall, Logistics Challenges, and Rising Production Costs

Ukraine's agricultural market reports strong quality indicators for the 2026 harvest of early grains and oilseeds, although contrasting weather conditions and logistics challenges continue to create regional differences and influence pricing.

By 2027, Ukraine's wine industry is expected to transition to a new development model focused on craft production, exports, advanced technologies, and regional specialization despite the losses caused by the war.