Ukrainian corn falls below $200/mt to two-year low as logistics costs rise
Ukrainian corn prices fell to $199 per metric ton FOB POC on Nov. 2, their lowest level in two years, down $24 from a month earlier. Logistics constraints and high transport costs are weighing on export flows.
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