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Russia’s weekly wheat exports rise, while Novorossiysk shutdown threatens near-term flows

Russia’s weekly wheat exports increased 26% to 484,759 tonnes. A shutdown at Novorossiysk and emerging Baltic risks could disrupt near-term wheat shipments.

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Potential disruption to exports from a major wheat supplier could affect regional grain supply and markets.

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  1. Russia's weekly wheat exports rise 26% to 484,759 tonnes, Novorossiysk shutdown threatens near-term flows; Baltic risks emerge ↗fastmarkets.com · Recorded source date: Aug 19, 2026, 10:31 AM UTC

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