According to the Ukrainian Agribusiness Club (UAC), Ukraine exported 5.5 million tons of agricultural products in March 2026, a 10.8% increase from the previous month, the organization reported on Facebook.
According to the report, following four months of stable shipments, an increase in exports was observed across all product categories in March. Specifically, grain exports rose by 7% compared to February, totaling 3.7 million tons. In the structure of grain exports, corn accounted for 75%, wheat for 24%, and barley for 1%.
Exports of oilseeds increased by 12% to 338,800 tons (soybeans – 58%, rapeseed – 40%, sunflower seeds – 1%). Supplies of vegetable oils rose by 16% to 506,800 tons, with sunflower oil accounting for 84%, soybean oil for 9%, and rapeseed oil for 7%. Exports of oilseed meal after oil extraction rose by 15% to 542,600 tons (sunflower meal – 73%, soybean meal – 27%). Other agricultural products demonstrated the highest growth rate (+32%), with sales totaling 474,800 tons.
“In the coming months, we expect at least stable shipments, if not an increase in grain exports. There are three months left until the start of the new marketing year, and there are still sufficient volumes intended for export, which threatens the formation of carryover stocks,” the association reported.
“An increase in exports is observed across all product categories following four months of steady shipments,” the UCAB noted, adding that the increase in shipments is critically important for freeing up storage capacity ahead of the new season.
