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(ECOMNEWS Med) "L’Afrique du Nord est la première zone d’importation de blé, représentant 15 % du commerce mondial. Dans la région, les pays de la mer Noire comme la Russie ont accru leur présence depuis 5 ans." 
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(The Odessa Journal) "According to the Ukrainian Grain Association on Facebook, the leading buyers of Ukrainian grain were countries in the Mediterranean region and Southeast Asia.
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(Grain Trade) "hile the forecast for global production remained at a record level, analysts raised their consumption estimates, resulting in a reduction in expected carryover stocks."
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(World Grain) "LONDON, ENGLAND – Although revised slightly lower from the previous monthly forecast due to cuts in barley and sorghum production, total grains output in marketing year 2025-26 is still expected to be a record, according to the International Grains Council (IGC)."
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(Safras & Mercado) "he surprises came from the reduction in the area to be reaped, which was greater than the cut in the planted area. This brought production back below 400 mln tons but may suggest strong adjustments to the productivity estimate in August."
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(UkrAgroConsult) "The 2024/2025 grain season has proven difficult for Russia, which is losing its share of the global wheat market, reducing it to about 20% at the end of the season, compared to a peak of 25–28% in previous years, according to estimates by the Institute of Agricultural Market Conditions (IKAR)."
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(Reuters) "CAIRO, July 15 - Egypt plans to launch a revamped national commodity exchange to oversee imports and exports of essential agricultural goods, the presidency said on Tuesday, as it strives to secure consistent supplies and keep prices steady.
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(Grain Trade) " Despite the worsening balance, wheat prices fell by 0.1% to 4.3% due to pressure from trade uncertainty and news of possible additional tariffs from the Trump administration.
Dynamics of stock exchange quotes:
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(Hurriyet Daily News) "According to a Presidential decree published in the Official Gazette, up to 500,000 tons of corn can be imported duty-free until July 31."
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(Morocco World News) "The North African country’s agriculture has been suffering under significant drought, which has been persistent for the last six years."
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(African Manager) "Water reserves in Tunisian dams reached 35.6% as of July 18, according to statistics on the “state of the dams” published by the National Observatory of Agriculture (ONAGRI)."
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Barley prices in Ukraine continue to rise due to strong export demand at the beginning of the season
(Grain Trade) "Export demand for feed barley in Ukraine is increasing, and many companies are seeking to purchase large volumes for delivery in July, which is leading to a rapid increase in prices at ports."
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(Infoindustria, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "The international urea market has calmed down after the de-escalation of tensions between Iran and Israel, and as a result, prices have fallen in most regions. In North-West Europe, prices for granular urea have fallen to EUR 480/t, CFR. But the biggest drop in the offer price occurred in the Black Sea – USD 392-420/t, FOB (the lower price is offers for the Russian product from controlled ports)."
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(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Alors que la moisson a déjà débuté dans plusieurs pays au sud de l’Europe, les premières estimations tablent sur une production européenne en hausse, portée par des rendements globalement meilleurs qu'en 2024, bien que des disparités régionales persistent. Les pays de l'Est (Roumanie, Bulgarie) tirent leur épingle du jeu avec des récoltes précoces et abondantes, tandis que la France, l'Espagne et l'Italie naviguent entre optimisme et vigilance climatique. La Commission européenne vient de confirmer ceci via le rapport Mars, avec une production de céréales relevée de 126,6 Mt en mai dernier à 128,2 Mt en juin. Ceci correspond à une hausse de 9 % par rapport à l’an dernier et 6 % sur la moyenne quinquennale. Les prochaines semaines seront donc déterminantes pour confirmer ces tendances."
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(Grain Trade) "Overall, the situation in leading producing countries is improving, but weather risks remain in some regions.
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(УкрАгроКонсалт, translated by UkrAgroConsult) " As of July 18, 2025, 2.35 mln ha and 7.23 mln tons of early grain and pulses crops have already been threshed in Ukraine. In particular:
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(World Grain) "ANKARA, TURKEY — Smaller wheat and barley crops are expected in Turkey this year as drier-than-normal weather conditions mean the country will have to increase imports to meet domestic demand, according to a report from the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture."
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(FranceAgriMer) "Avec une récolte qui s’annonce meilleure que l’an passé, en quantité comme en qualité, les exportations françaises de blé tendre vers les pays tiers devraient rebondir en 2025/26, selon les premières prévisions précoces publiées par FranceAgriMer."
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(IraqiNews) "Iraq concludes its 2025 wheat marketing season with 6.5 million tons, securing a 16-month strategic reserve despite regional instability."
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(UkrAgroConsult) "Algeria’s state grain agency OAIC has purchased around 1 million tonnes of food wheat in an international tender that closed on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, European traders said. The volume of purchases is estimated to have been between 1.05 million and 1.08 million tonnes, although the exact amount in Algerian tenders is difficult to determine."
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(The North Africa Post) "Morocco will import up to 20% of its annual soft wheat needs from the United States for the first time, according to Moulay Abdelkader Alaoui, president of the National Federation of Milling (FNM)."
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(Latifundist.com, translated by UkrAgroConsult) "Offers for feed wheat in Ukraine disappeared on Wednesday, as there were fears that there simply would not be enough of it, as the first results of the harvest show a relatively high protein content. This was reported by the bidders to Fastmarkets Agricensus."
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(African Manager) "Tunisia’s grain agency has purchased approximately 50,000 metric tons of corn through an international tender, Reuters quoted European traders as saying. The grain is to be sourced from optional origins."
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(Grain Trade) "According to MARS estimates, the yield of other crops will be:
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(ANHA Hawar news agency) "The Silos and Mills Committee in North and East Syria continues to receive the wheat harvest until July 10, with over 282,000 tons collected so far. To address the poor quality of the crop due to harsh weather conditions, the committee has expanded its acceptance criteria but refuses to purchase previously stored wheat."
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