Black Sea wheat exports seen steady in 2020/21 – poll – ZAWYA

Black Sea wheat exports seen steady in 2020/21 – poll – ZAWYA

Black Sea wheat exports seen steady in 2020/21 - poll. MOSCOW- Wheat exports from Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan will hold steady in 2020/21, a Reuters poll showed, due to a larger crop in Russia and Kazakhstan, making competition easier with the European Union, where output is forecast lower.. The bulk of wheat from the bloc is exported via the Black Sea to customers in Africa and the Middle East, also important buyers for the European Union, where analysts expect the crop to decline due to dry spring weather.. Wheat exports from Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan are forecast to remain stable at 60.2 million tonnes in the season which is due to start on July 1, the poll of 17 analysts, officials and traders showed..