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Kremlin Pushes to Keep Russia’s Edge as Biggest Wheat Exporter

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 16 September 2026, 16:01 UTC By Pyotr Kozlov 1 min read
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The Kremlin is pushing wheat exporters and growers to maintain Russia’s geopolitical advantage as the top shipper of the grain, despite disruptions to ports in the Black Sea region.

The Kremlin is pushing wheat exporters and growers to maintain Russia’s geopolitical advantage as the top shipper of the grain, despite disruptions to ports in the Black Sea region.
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