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Sudan’s government is considering opening the market to sorghum imports from Ukraine and Brazil to contain high domestic grain prices and ease costs for consumers and poultry producers. The proposal also includes importing frozen poultry and removing customs duties on grain shipments; reported sorghum prices are about $200–$230 per tonne internationally versus roughly $800 in Sudan.
Imports could add supply to Sudan’s tight sorghum market and reduce feed costs, putting downward pressure on domestic sorghum prices if shipments proceed. Potential export demand would benefit suppliers in Ukraine and Brazil.
thesudantimes.comBobbyNov 10, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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