
Ukrainian feed barley export prices reached a new seasonal high of 10,400 to 10,500 UAH per tonne, about $217 to $220 delivered to Black Sea ports. Truck and rail transport costs to ports rose 10 to 20% over the month, and farmers are holding grain back.
Jordan's MIT tender bought 60,000 tonnes at $269.25 C&F.
Farmers withholding supply until transport costs fall limits export availability, supporting barley prices into the new year. Higher freight costs also raise delivered prices for feed buyers.
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