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Black Sea to Egypt Grain Freight Rate — 30,000 MT

30,000 MT · 38 weekly scans · 31 January 2026 to 24 October 2026.

Latest mid
90 USD/MT · as of 24 October 2026
Archive updated
25 Oct 2026 · 05:49 UTC
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Indicative weekly mids, not a confirmed trade. Firm stems on request.

Current mid
90 USD/MT
As of
24 Oct 2026
Archive range
18 – 90
Weekly scans
38

Black Sea–Egypt 30,000 MT Freight Rate — Latest Range

As of 24 October 2026 the archived mid for Black Sea → Egypt 30,000 MT, 30,000 MT, is 90 USD/MT, unchanged versus the previous weekly scan.

The archive range on this page is 18–90 USD/MT across 38 weekly scans from 31 January 2026 to 24 October 2026.

The previous print was 90 USD/MT on 17 October 2026.

The first archived mid on this series is 20 USD/MT on 31 January 2026.

Figures are indicative weekly mids for RFQ context.

Black Sea–Egypt 30,000 MT Freight Rate History — Weekly USD/MT

DateMidWeek ΔUnit
24 Oct 2026900stableUSD/MT
17 Oct 2026900stableUSD/MT
10 Oct 2026900stableUSD/MT
3 Oct 2026900stableUSD/MT
26 Sep 2026900stableUSD/MT
19 Sep 202690+10USD/MT
5 Sep 202680+20USD/MT
29 Aug 2026600stableUSD/MT
22 Aug 202660+15USD/MT
15 Aug 202645+5USD/MT
8 Aug 202640+5USD/MT
1 Aug 202635+11USD/MT
25 Jul 202624+6USD/MT
18 Jul 2026180stableUSD/MT
11 Jul 2026180stableUSD/MT
4 Jul 2026180stableUSD/MT
27 Jun 2026180stableUSD/MT
20 Jun 2026180stableUSD/MT
13 Jun 2026180stableUSD/MT
6 Jun 2026180stableUSD/MT
30 May 202618-2USD/MT
22 May 2026200stableUSD/MT
16 May 202620-4USD/MT
9 May 2026240stableUSD/MT
2 May 202624-1USD/MT
25 Apr 2026250stableUSD/MT
18 Apr 2026250stableUSD/MT
11 Apr 2026250stableUSD/MT
4 Apr 202625+1USD/MT
28 Mar 2026240stableUSD/MT
21 Mar 2026240stableUSD/MT
14 Mar 202624+2USD/MT
7 Mar 202622+1USD/MT
28 Feb 202621+1USD/MT
21 Feb 2026200stableUSD/MT
14 Feb 2026200stableUSD/MT
7 Feb 2026200stableUSD/MT
31 Jan 202620—USD/MT

Reading the Black Sea–Egypt 30,000 MT freight series

The 30,000 MT stem is the size used by many private Egyptian mills and by tenders that split volume across several vessels. It loads on Handysize/Supramax tonnage and is normally a dollar or two dearer per ton than the Panamax stem on the same route.

The series went from 20 to 60 USD/MT. The low was 18 on 30 May, the high 60 on 22 August after a 15-dollar week — the largest single step on this corridor. The 29 August print held 60.

For a mill comparing a 30,000 MT cargo with a share of a Panamax, the premium in this archive stayed small in dollars per ton; the trade-off is storage and financing at discharge, not ocean freight.

Related on this site: Egypt Panamax freight series and CIF Egypt wheat route.