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16.02.26 |
Strong ruble and Black Sea bottlenecks curb Russia’s wheat export pace
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Dmitri Rylko, Director of Moscow-based IKAR, told TUSAF delegates in Antalya that a surging ruble, rising logistics costs and an unusual quality mix are slowing Russia’s wheat export pace—so far reaching only 62% of its export potential. He said ...
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (millermagazine.com)
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09.09.25 |
IKAR Director Rylko: Russia’s wheat crop strong, but demand and logistics weigh on exports
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At the IAOM Eurasia Conference & Expo 2025 in Istanbul, Dmitri Rylko, Director of IKAR, presented a cautious outlook for global wheat markets. While Russia is set to harvest one of its largest grain crops in recent years, weak global demand and ...
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (millermagazine.com)
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23.05.25 |
Turkey faces wheat production decline and flour export challenges
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Wheat production in Turkey is projected to fall significantly in 2025, while flour exports continue to decline amid rising costs and market uncertainties. Experts call for urgent measures to sustain the sector’s global competitiveness.
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (millermagazine.com)
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08.06.23 |
Russian grain industry faces new dynamics as global players pull out
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Dmitry Rylko, Director General of the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies (IKAR), shared his insights on Russia’s wheat production and export prospects for the 2023-24 season in an exclusive interview with Miller Magazine. He discussed the ...
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (millermagazine.com)
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