21.09.2026, 10:29

Smaller Kazakh wheat harvest could boost Russian wheat exports - Russia's agro-export agency

MOSCOW. Sept 21 (Interfax) — A smaller wheat harvest in Kazakhstan in 2026 could drive up imports of Russian wheat and help support Russia's grain sector, which needs to diversify its shipment destinations this season, the federal Agroexport center said.

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