Ukraine has cut its 2026/27 grain export forecast to 38-40 million tonnes as Russian attacks on Black Sea ports disrupt shipments.
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Ukraine has cut its grain export forecast for the July-June 2026/27 season by 12% compared with its previous projection.
Source: Taras Vysotskyi, Ukraine's Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, in comments to Reuters
Details: "We are currently targeting 38-40 million tonnes," he said, giving the first official export forecast since Russian attacks escalated in late July.
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