Ukraine’s corn export prices have risen
Export prices for Ukrainian corn have risen sharply due to increased demand on international markets and supply and demand constraints. Over the past week, the cost of a ton of corn has increased by 5–7%, indicating stable buyer interest in Ukrainian products.
Analysts note that the key factors influencing prices are the reduction in supply in competing countries and high demand from the European Union countries. In addition, worsening weather conditions in some regions of Ukraine have led to a decrease in yields, which has also affected pricing.
An important aspect of preserving the quality of corn before export remains its drying. The use of modern flow shaft grain dryers, such as the Akron series of Svegma, allows achieving an optimal grain moisture level that meets export standards. Thanks to high energy efficiency and automation, these dryers ensure uniform drying of corn in large volumes. This leads to cost reduction and increased profitability of farms.
Thus, Ukrainian corn remains competitive in world markets, and producers are actively adapting to changing conditions, introducing advanced technologies to improve product quality.