Russia is the world’s largest wheat exporter. It grew 82.6 million tonnes of wheat in 2024, down from a record 92.8 million tonnes in 2023, according to FAO data. Most of its exports leave through Black Sea ports for Egypt, Turkey and many buyers across the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Russian wheat is popular
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Canada is one of the world’s largest wheat exporters and the leading source of high-protein spring wheat and durum. It produced 35.9 million tonnes of wheat in 2024, up from 33.4 million tonnes in 2023, according to FAO data. Millers buy Canadian wheat to strengthen flour blends and for premium bread and pasta. This guide
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China is the world’s largest wheat producer, followed by India, Russia, the United States and Canada. China harvested about 140 million tonnes in 2024, according to FAO data, while the European Union as a bloc produced about 119 million tonnes. For 2026, FAO forecasts world wheat output at 813.9 million tonnes, down 3.3% from the
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Buying wheat in bulk comes down to three choices: the type of wheat, the origin and the specification. Mills, food manufacturers and feed producers each need different wheat, and the right origin depends on price, freight and quality on the day. Agromer handles wheat enquiries for importers and processors, with each offer confirmed against your
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Feed wheat is wheat that does not meet milling standards, or is bought specifically for animal feed. It is an energy-rich grain with more protein than corn, which makes it a common ingredient in poultry, pig and cattle rations, especially in Europe, Australia and the Black Sea region. Feed mills choose between wheat, corn and
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ICUMSA 45 is refined white sugar with a colour of 45 ICUMSA units or less. It is the highest common grade of white sugar in international trade, used directly by food and drink manufacturers. Brazil is the world’s largest sugar producer and exporter, but most of what it ships is raw VHP sugar for refining,
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ENplus A1 is the highest quality class for wood pellets used in home and small commercial heating. A1 pellets are made from clean, untreated wood, with low ash and moisture, so they burn efficiently and leave little residue in stoves and boilers. Industrial pellets for power plants follow different, less strict grades. This guide explains
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Anthracite is the highest-quality coal. It has the most carbon, the least moisture and burns the cleanest. But “best” depends on the job. Most power plants burn bituminous or sub-bituminous thermal coal, because it is plentiful, cheaper and right for their boilers. Anthracite is mainly used for heating, metallurgy and specialist uses. If you are
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Almost all Indonesian coal is mined in large open pits in Kalimantan and Sumatra, then carried by river barge to ocean vessels. Indonesia produced about 790 million tonnes of coal in 2025, down from 836 million tonnes in 2024, according to its energy ministry, and remains the world’s largest thermal coal exporter. Knowing how the
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Indonesian coal is priced by its energy content. Most export coal is sold against the Indonesian Coal Index (ICI), a weekly price for five standard grades from about 6,500 down to 3,400 kcal/kg GAR. The government also sets a monthly reference price, the HBA, used for royalties. Your actual price per ton is the index
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