Weekly FOB reference

Russian Corn FOB Black Sea Price

Weekly FOB Black Sea reference for Russian yellow corn (maize), with other origins on the same scan for comparison — not a firm offer.

Current mid
222.5 USD/MT
Scan
12 Sep 2026
Weekly change
+10
Archive range
212.5 – 235 USD/MT
Basis
FOB Black Sea
Status
indicative reference
Board updated
15 Sep 2026 · 06:38 UTC

Indicative weekly mids, not a confirmed trade. Firm stems on request.

Latest Corn and Maize FOB Prices per Ton

Same weekly scan; grade, port and lot size are not interchangeable. Data 12 September 2026.

Latest Corn and Maize FOB Prices per Ton
ProductBasisMid (indicative)Week ΔHistory
Feed corn (maize)FOB Black Sea (Russia)222.5 USD/MTfrom 220–225+10History
Feed corn (maize)FOB Black Sea (Ukraine, 30k+ MT)230 USD/MTfrom 225–2350 · stableHistory
Feed corn (maize)FOB Romania242.5 USD/MTfrom 240–245-17.5History
Feed corn (maize)FOB France, spotNot quoted in latest scan · last 332.5 on 5 Sep 2026History
Feed corn (maize)FOB Argentina, Upriver230 USD/MTfrom 225–2350 · stableHistory
Feed corn (maize)FOB Brazil242.5 USD/MTfrom 240–245-2.5History
Corn 2YCFOB NOLA, USA249 USD/MTfrom 246–252-3.5History
Corn 3YCFOB Pacific Northwest, USA265 USD/MTfrom 262–268-2.5History

Russian Corn (Maize) Export Context

This page is yellow corn (maize) FOB. The Black Sea row is the Russian feed stem MOSTAGRO can quote. See the corn product page, the corn price history, Russian grain exports to Turkey and the latest board.

Food Grade and Industrial Corn

This origin board is yellow corn FOB. Separate product pages cover food grade corn for human consumption and corn for starch production.

How Corn FOB Mid Prices Are Calculated

Source: WEEKLY GRAIN AND PROTEIN REPORT – SEPTEMBER 12, 2026. Observation date 12 September 2026. Where the source prints two figures — for example 215–220 or 200/210 — this board shows their midpoint as Mid. That midpoint is an indicative weekly reference for RFQ context, not a confirmed transaction and not MOSTAGRO’s firm offer.

Protein, grade, port, lot size and FOB versus spot terms stay as printed. Rows from other origins are comparison references from the same scan. MOSTAGRO quotes Russian milling wheat, feed barley, corn and soybean meal. International soy, sorghum and US feed-ingredient rows are not a Russian stem.

If an origin or route is not quoted that week, the row says so and keeps the last available observation with its date.

Need a Firm Corn Price?

Black Sea rows with a product link are grades MOSTAGRO can quote. Other origins are the same weekly scan, for comparison only.