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Feed wheat prices at Ukraine's Danube ports fell by 4–6 USD/tonne in the latest reporting period, to around 130–140 USD/tonne CPT as of 11 November. Ukrainian milling wheat benchmarks in Odesa were broadly stable to slightly higher, and Odesa FOB quotes showed only marginal changes.
Surplus local grain and strong Southern Hemisphere competition are pressuring Danube feed wheat bids, with farmers resisting further discounts. Cheaper feed wheat could support substitution away from corn and other feed grains, while constrained Black Sea logistics keep the market fragile.
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