The price of sunflower seeds in Ukraine fell by $33 over the week, to $450 per tonne including VAT on a CPT plant basis, brokerage company Spike Brokers said in its weekly market review.
Ukraine saw a significant drop in sunflower seed prices by $33 per tonne, reaching $450 including VAT on a CPT plant basis, according to Spike Brokers' weekly market review. Meanwhile, rapeseed prices surged by $45 on an FCA Chop basis, to $600 per tonne, and soybean prices rose by $5-10 per tonne, depending on the basis. The price gap between GMO and non-GMO soybeans remains at $25 per tonne for both categories, while soybean prices at the Ukrainian border are $40 per tonne higher than the port basis.
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