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Russia Suspends All Grain Export Until July 1

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RFE: Russia Cuts Off Wheat, Other Grain Exports

The Russian Agriculture Ministry announced on April 26 that it was suspending its export of most grains until July 1, seemingly shrugging off warnings from international organizations who are asking countries not to disrupt global food supply chains during the current COVID-19 pandemic.

The ministry said the Russian cutoff affected shipments of wheat, corn, rye, barley, and meslin, which is a mixture of wheat and rye.

It made no mention of the crisis from the coronavirus that has infected 185 countries or regions around the world and infected nearly 3 million people since emerging in central China in December 2019.

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WNU Editor: This is evolving into one of my long time fears. Specifically .... we are leaving the ‘can I get food?’ demand side, and transitioning into the ‘we have the food but aren’t sure we want you to have it’ supply side. Vietnam has done it with its rice exports, and now Russia is doing it with its wheat.

More News On Russia Suspending All Grain Export Until July 1

Russia suspends grain export until July 1 -- TASS
Russia limits grain exports to avoid domestic price spikes amid global coronavirus crisis -- RT
Russia Halts Wheat Exports, Deepening Fears of Global Food Shortages -- Time/Bloomberg
Russia halts grain exports to prevent domestic food price spikes -- BNE IntelliNews
Exports of Russian wheat dry up, stoking food security concerns -- Al Jazeera
Do Russian grain export limits threaten global food security? -- RT

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