In the 2025/26 marketing year, Ukraine exported 543.4 thousand tonnes of grain processing products
In the 2025/26 marketing year, Ukraine exported 543.4 thousand tonnes of grain processing products, up 1.2% from the previous season.
Bran accounted for the largest share of exports. In the 2025/26 season, shipments to foreign markets totalled 365.9 thousand tonnes, representing 67.3% of overall exports. This was 1.7% higher than in the 2024/25 marketing year, when Ukraine exported 359.7 thousand tonnes of bran. The key destinations for Ukrainian bran in 2025/26 were Turkey, which imported 270.3 thousand tonnes, or 73.9% of total shipments; Romania, with 17.6 thousand tonnes, or 4.8%; Syria, with 16.4 thousand tonnes, or 4.5%; Poland, with 13.6 thousand tonnes, or 3.7%; Hungary, with 13.1 thousand tonnes, or 3.6%; and Cyprus, with 12.4 thousand tonnes, or 3.4%.
Ukraine exported 60.3 thousand tonnes of wheat flour in the 2025/26 marketing year, accounting for 11.1% of total grain processing product exports. This was 9.5% below the previous season’s figure of 66.7 thousand tonnes. The main importers of Ukrainian wheat flour were Moldova, with 19.4 thousand tonnes, or 32.2% of total shipments; Palestine, with 10.2 thousand tonnes, or 16.9%; the Czech Republic, with 9.5 thousand tonnes, or 15.7%; Spain, with 6.1 thousand tonnes, or 10.1%; and Israel, with 5.2 thousand tonnes, or 8.7%.
Exports of processed grain from Ukraine reached 59.8 thousand tonnes in 2025/26, representing 11.0% of total shipments. This was 2.4% lower than the 61.3 thousand tonnes exported in the 2024/25 season. The five largest importers in this category were Romania, with 10.3 thousand tonnes, or 17.3%; Türkiye, with 9.3 thousand tonnes, or 15.6%; Germany, with 6.0 thousand tonnes, or 10.0%; Poland, with 5.9 thousand tonnes, or 9.8%; and the United Kingdom, with 3.2 thousand tonnes, or 5.3%.
Ukraine’s exports of pasta and couscous totalled 29.5 thousand tonnes in the 2025/26 season, accounting for 5.4% of total shipments. This represented a 129% increase compared with the 12.9 thousand tonnes exported in the previous season. The main destinations were Germany, with 6.4 thousand tonnes, or 21.6%; Moldova, with 3.0 thousand tonnes, or 10.3%; the United Kingdom, with 2.7 thousand tonnes, or 9.0%; Romania, with 2.6 thousand tonnes, or 8.9%; and Lithuania, with 2.3 thousand tonnes, or 7.8%.
In the 2025/26 marketing year, Ukraine exported 26.2 thousand tonnes of groats, meal and pellets, representing 4.8% of total shipments. This was 17.6% below the 31.8 thousand tonnes recorded in the 2024/25 season. The key importers were Moldova, with 7.4 thousand tonnes, or 28.3%; Israel, with 6.0 thousand tonnes, or 22.8%; Romania, with 3.2 thousand tonnes, or 12.3%; Costa Rica, with 2.3 thousand tonnes, or 8.8%; and Lithuania, with 1.2 thousand tonnes, or 4.6%.
Exports of other types of flour from Ukraine amounted to 1.7 thousand tonnes in the 2025/26 season, accounting for 0.3% of total exports. This was 62.4% lower than the 4.4 thousand tonnes exported in the previous marketing year. The five largest importers of these products were Israel, with 729 tonnes, or 43.6%; Moldova, with 397 tonnes, or 23.8%; Poland, with 140 tonnes, or 8.4%; the Czech Republic, with 130 tonnes, or 7.8%; and the Netherlands, with 113 tonnes, or 6.8%.
The key challenges facing the grain and grain processing products market, as well as the industry’s development prospects, will be discussed by leading experts and industry practitioners at the Grain and Processing 2026 Conference.
The conference will take place on 17–18 September 2026 at Premier Hotel Odesa, 32 Akademichna Street, Odesa.
For information on participation, advertising opportunities, speaking opportunities and other forms of cooperation, please contact the organisers:
Sviatoslav Tkachenko
Agro Marketing Agency
+38 (063) 357 73 59
