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Black Sea Feed Wheat FOB Price per Ton

FOB Black Sea · 33 weekly scans · 31 January 2026 to 19 September 2026.

Latest mid
217.5 USD/MT · as of 19 September 2026
Archive updated
25 Sep 2026 · 19:54 UTC
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Indicative weekly mids, not a confirmed trade. Firm stems on request.

Current mid
217.5 USD/MT
As of
19 Sep 2026
Archive range
212.5 – 232.5
Weekly scans
33

Black Sea Feed Wheat FOB Price — Latest and Historical Range

As of 19 September 2026 the archived mid for Feed wheat, FOB Black Sea, is 217.5 USD/MT, up 5 from the previous weekly scan.

The archive range on this page is 212.5–232.5 USD/MT across 33 weekly scans from 31 January 2026 to 19 September 2026.

The previous print was 212.5 USD/MT on 5 September 2026.

The first archived mid on this series is 222.5 USD/MT on 31 January 2026.

The source printed 215–220; Mid is the midpoint of those figures.

Figures are indicative weekly mids for RFQ context.

Black Sea Feed Wheat Price History — Weekly USD/MT

DateMidWeek ΔUnit
19 Sep 2026217.5+5USD/MT
5 Sep 2026212.5-5USD/MT
29 Aug 2026217.50stableUSD/MT
22 Aug 2026217.50stableUSD/MT
15 Aug 2026217.50stableUSD/MT
8 Aug 2026217.50stableUSD/MT
1 Aug 2026217.5-5USD/MT
25 Jul 2026222.50stableUSD/MT
18 Jul 2026222.5+5USD/MT
11 Jul 2026217.5-5USD/MT
4 Jul 2026222.5-5USD/MT
27 Jun 2026227.50stableUSD/MT
20 Jun 2026227.5-5USD/MT
13 Jun 2026232.50stableUSD/MT
6 Jun 2026232.5+2.5USD/MT
30 May 20262300stableUSD/MT
22 May 20262300stableUSD/MT
16 May 20262300stableUSD/MT
9 May 2026230+2.5USD/MT
2 May 2026227.50stableUSD/MT
25 Apr 2026227.50stableUSD/MT
18 Apr 2026227.5+5USD/MT
11 Apr 2026222.50stableUSD/MT
4 Apr 2026222.5-5USD/MT
28 Mar 2026227.5+2.5USD/MT
21 Mar 20262250stableUSD/MT
14 Mar 20262250stableUSD/MT
7 Mar 2026225+2.5USD/MT
28 Feb 2026222.50stableUSD/MT
21 Feb 2026222.50stableUSD/MT
14 Feb 2026222.50stableUSD/MT
7 Feb 2026222.50stableUSD/MT
31 Jan 2026222.5—USD/MT

Reading the Black Sea feed wheat series

Feed wheat is wheat sold on a feed specification — lower protein or falling number, higher admixture tolerance — into compound-feed plants rather than mills. On the Black Sea it competes directly with feed barley and corn for the same buyers, so the three series should be read together.

The archive shows a 15-dollar range, 217.5–232.5 USD/MT, with the high on 6 June and the low on 11 July. The series ended the period 5 USD/MT below its first print; the largest weekly step was a 5-dollar fall on 4 April. Through June and July it sat 5–15 dollars under the Russian 12.5% milling line and closed the archive level with it.

For feed buyers the useful comparison is against Black Sea feed barley: in February feed wheat was quoted 10 dollars under Black Sea barley, and by the end of August 12.5 dollars over it.

Related on this site: feed wheat specification, Black Sea feed barley series and Russian corn series.