Grain Exports from Russia's Shallow-Water Ports Halted Amid Safety Concerns

Shipping from Russia's shallow-water ports on the Black Sea has been restricted due to safety concerns since July 10, according to market sources.

The restriction is related to drone strikes in the wider area, which have made it difficult for vessels to navigate safely. This move could impact grain exports from these regions.

Meanwhile, average grain prices in Western Canada are reported as follows:

In various areas of Western Canada, the following grain prices were recorded on July 24, 2026: $265-275 per metric tonne for canola, $225-235 per metric tonne for barley, and $210-220 per metric tonne for wheat.