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SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has revised its 2025 Russian wheat production forecast upward by 1.2 million metric tons (MMT) to 81.0 MMT, though it remains below the 2024 harvest of 82.6 MMT.

SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has raised its forecast for Russia’s 2025 wheat production to 79.7 million metric tons (MMT), up 1.1 MMT from the previous estimate.

SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has revised its 2024/25 Russian wheat export forecast down to 40.7 million metric tons (MMT), from 42.2 MMT previously.

SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has revised its 2024/25 Russian wheat export forecast downward to 42.2 million metric tons (MMT), a 0.6 MMT reduction from the previous estimate.

SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has raised its 2025/26 Russian wheat export forecast to 38.3 million metric tons (MMT), up from 36.4 MMT previously.

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SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has released its initial forecast for Russian wheat exports in the 2025/26 season, projecting a sharp decline to 36.4 million metric tons (MMT) from 43.7 MMT in the current season.

SovEcon has lowered its 2025 Russian wheat production forecast to 78.7 million metric tons, marking the smallest crop since 2021, as poor winter wheat conditions weigh on yields.

SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has updated its forecasts for Ukraine’s 2024 grain production and exports, increasing its corn crop and export estimates.

SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has revised its 2024/25 Russian grain export forecasts, lowering its wheat export estimate to 45.9 million metric tons (MMT) from 47.6 MMT.

SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has released its first estimate for Russia's 2025 wheat crop, forecasting production at 80.1 million metric tons (MMT).

SovEcon, a leading Black Sea grain consultancy, has reduced its 2024/25 export forecasts for Russian wheat, corn, and barley due to a smaller crop size and rising domestic feed demand.