Moldovan conventional yellow flax rose to EUR 0.72/kg FCA Chisinau from EUR 0.67/kg on 13 November amid tight farmer selling. Ukrainian brown flax eased in nearby EU locations to EUR 0.52/kg FCA Kielczygłów and EUR 0.59/kg FCA Berlin, while holding at EUR 0.40/kg in Ukraine.
Ukraine is shipping oilseeds via EU corridors and Danube routes because Black Sea exports are only partly functioning, which keeps Ukrainian linseed competitive in Europe. Tight Moldovan farmer selling supports local yellow flax values, so buyers face a two-tier market.
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