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Interfax, citing APK-Inform, reports Ukrainian fodder barley at Odesa ports rose $5-7/t to $162-172/t CPT, and Danube ports gained $1-3/t to $163-171/t as of July 29. Analysts cite restrained farmer sales and strong importer demand.
Higher Black Sea barley offers raise import costs for feed compounders and keep feed grain prices supported in export markets.
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