As of October 29, 2025, Ukraine has exported 8.957 million tons of grain and leguminous crops since the beginning of the current 2024/25 marketing year. Of this amount, 2.278 million tons were shipped during October.

For comparison, as of October 30 last year, the total volume of exports was 14.14 million tons, including 3.693 million tons in October. Thus, the indicators of the current season are inferior to last year's, but demonstrate stable dynamics of shipments.

In terms of crops, wheat remains the leader. Since the beginning of the season, Ukraine has exported 6.149 million tons of this grain, of which 1.412 million tons fell in October. Barley was shipped in 1.061 million tons (188 thousand tons in October), rye - 0.2 thousand tons, corn - 1.575 million tons, of which 660 thousand tons - in October.

Ukrainian flour exports also demonstrate positive dynamics. As of October 29, the total volume exceeded 20.8 thousand tons, of which 5.7 thousand tons were shipped in October. Wheat flour accounts for the majority of shipments - 20.3 thousand tons since the beginning of the season, including 5.6 thousand tons in October.

Experts note that the export structure indicates stable demand for Ukrainian wheat and corn on international markets. At the same time, export figures are lower compared to last year, which is due to various factors, including weather conditions and global market trends.

Thus, Ukraine continues to maintain its position as one of the key grain exporters in the world, ensuring international supplies of wheat, barley, corn, and flour, despite market fluctuations and internal challenges in the agricultural sector.