In July, 2,026,000 tons of main types of grain crops were exported from Russia, while in July last year it was 3,248,000 tons—the decrease was 37.6%.

Daily cargo transportation amounted to 65,400 tons, compared to 104,800 tons. Including daily wheat shipments amounted to 57,400 tons, compared to 69,700 tons a year ago.

“The main factor in the decrease in these indicators was the tense situation in the Azov-Black Sea region. As a result, in the third ten days of the month, shipments decreased by 61.3% compared to the third ten days of July 2025, reaching 685,000 tons, including wheat—by 55.5%, to 646,500 tons," Elena Tyurina, Director of the Analytical Department at the Russian Grain Union, told Interfax.