- Feed corn prices in Ukraine rose by 100–200 UAH/t, reaching 9,000–10,400 UAH/t CPT amid tight farmer selling.
- Port prices strengthened to USD 210–217/t CPT-port, up USD 1–2/t week-on-week on firm export interest.
- Southern region recorded the highest bids due to strong competition for port-deliverable raw materials.
- Market sentiment remains bullish, supported by limited supply and robust domestic and export demand.
Ukrainian Corn Price Overview
Ukrainian feed corn prices continued their gradual upward trend last week as limited farmer selling met strong demand from domestic consumers and traders. The tightening balance between available supply and buying interest is lifting prices across key delivery points.
Bid prices for feed corn increased by 100–200 UAH/t over the week, now ranging between 9,000–10,400 UAH/t CPT nationwide. The southern region posted the highest bid levels, reflecting intense competition among buyers for grain that can be efficiently routed to export channels.
Port and Domestic Price Snapshot
| Market Segment | Location | Price Range | Currency / Basis | Weekly Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feed Corn (Domestic) | Ukraine (CPT, nationwide) | 9,000–10,400 | UAH/t CPT | +100–200 UAH/t |
| Feed Corn (Export) | Ukrainian Ports | 210–217 | USD/t CPT-port | +1–2 USD/t |
| Feed Corn (Domestic – High Bids) | Southern Region | At upper end of 9,000–10,400 | UAH/t CPT | Driven by stronger competition |
Market Sentiment and Drivers
Market Sentiment: Bullish. The price appreciation in Ukrainian corn is underpinned by tightening domestic fundamentals. Farmers remain cautious sellers, restricting the flow of grain into the market, while demand from processors and export-oriented traders stays firm.
The premium pricing observed in the southern region signals active export logistics and vigorous competition for port-deliverable volumes. As long as farmer selling remains restrained and export demand does not weaken markedly, upward pressure on prices is likely to persist in the near term, with potential relief only from increased harvest availability or a downturn in international buying interest.
Source: Market Data


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