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Black Sea to Tunisia Grain Freight Rate

Handysize · 38 weekly scans · 31 January 2026 to 24 October 2026.

Latest mid
105 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
105 USD/MT
As of
24 Oct 2026
Archive range
27 – 105
Weekly scans
38

Black Sea–Tunisia Grain Freight Rate — Latest Range

As of 24 October 2026 the archived mid for Black Sea → Tunisia / Algeria, Handysize, is 105 USD/MT, unchanged versus the previous weekly scan.

The archive range on this page is 27–105 USD/MT across 38 weekly scans from 31 January 2026 to 24 October 2026.

The previous print was 105 USD/MT on 17 October 2026.

The first archived mid on this series is 27 USD/MT on 31 January 2026.

Figures are indicative weekly mids for RFQ context.

Tunisia and Algeria Freight Rate History — Weekly USD/MT

DateMidWeek ΔUnit
24 Oct 20261050stableUSD/MT
17 Oct 20261050stableUSD/MT
10 Oct 20261050stableUSD/MT
3 Oct 20261050stableUSD/MT
26 Sep 20261050stableUSD/MT
19 Sep 2026105+10USD/MT
5 Sep 202695+20USD/MT
29 Aug 202675+17USD/MT
22 Aug 2026580stableUSD/MT
15 Aug 202658+13USD/MT
8 Aug 2026450stableUSD/MT
1 Aug 202645+10USD/MT
25 Jul 202635+7USD/MT
18 Jul 202628+1USD/MT
11 Jul 202627-1USD/MT
4 Jul 2026280stableUSD/MT
27 Jun 2026280stableUSD/MT
20 Jun 2026280stableUSD/MT
13 Jun 2026280stableUSD/MT
6 Jun 2026280stableUSD/MT
30 May 202628-1USD/MT
22 May 2026290stableUSD/MT
16 May 202629-2USD/MT
9 May 202631+1USD/MT
2 May 202630-5USD/MT
25 Apr 2026350stableUSD/MT
18 Apr 2026350stableUSD/MT
11 Apr 202635+1USD/MT
4 Apr 2026340stableUSD/MT
28 Mar 202634+1USD/MT
21 Mar 202633+1USD/MT
14 Mar 202632+3USD/MT
7 Mar 2026290stableUSD/MT
28 Feb 202629+2USD/MT
21 Feb 2026270stableUSD/MT
14 Feb 2026270stableUSD/MT
7 Feb 2026270stableUSD/MT
31 Jan 202627—USD/MT

Reading the Black Sea–Tunisia/Algeria freight series

Tunisia and Algeria buy wheat and barley mainly through state agencies — the Office des Céréales and OAIC respectively — in Handysize lots for a spread of ports from Tunis and Sfax to Algiers, Oran and Annaba. The two countries are quoted as one rate.

The rate rose from 27 to 75 USD/MT: low 27 on the first print, high 75 on the last, largest weekly step +17 on 29 August. It was the lowest of the three Maghreb rates by a dollar for most of the archive.

Algerian tenders are traditionally supplied from France; the Black Sea competes when the FOB discount exceeds the freight difference. With this rate near 75 dollars at the end of August, that arithmetic had changed substantially since the winter.

Related on this site: Black Sea–Morocco freight and Black Sea–Libya freight.