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Black Sea conflict weighs on wheat after Sea of Azov attacks - The Western Producer

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Black Sea conflict weighs on wheat after Sea of Azov attacks - The Western Producer
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Rising tensions in the Black Sea, specifically attacks on shipping in the Sea of Azov, have caused a significant spike in global wheat prices. Analysts advise farmers to exercise caution as market volatility remains high due to disrupted export routes.

A view shows a grain terminal in the sea port in Odesa, as it was in 2022. Russia recently ramped up attacks on the city’s port facilities. SASKATOON — Canadian wheat farmers should take a wait and “sea” approach with today’s markets due to shipping turmoil in the Black Sea region, says a leading analyst.

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