Tender Update 08.10.2026

South Korea and Taiwan secured major corn and wheat purchases, while fresh feed grain tenders emerged across South Korea, the Philippines and Thailand, and Jordan made no barley purchase.

🇯🇴 Jordan makes no purchase in 120,000-tonne feed barley tender

Jordan’s state grain buyer is believed to have made no purchase in an international tender for 120,000 tonnes of animal feed barley, according to European traders.

📌 Key details:

Commodity: animal feed barley
Volume: 120,000 tonnes
Result: no purchase reported
Participants: Al Ghurair, Bunge, Dreyfus, Olam and Soufflet
New tender expected: 120,000 tonnes
Expected offer deadline: October 14

🚢 The new tender is expected to seek 50,000–60,000-tonne consignments for shipment in 2027 during:

January 1–15
January 16–31
February 1–15
February 16–28

🇰🇷 South Korea’s NOFI buys 134,000 tonnes of feed corn

South Korea’s Nonghyup Feed Inc. (NOFI) purchased an estimated 134,000 tonnes of animal feed corn in an international tender that sought up to 207,000 tonnes.

📌 Key details:

Buyer: NH Feed, a NOFI unit
Commodity: animal feed corn
Purchased volume: 134,000 tonnes
Tender volume: up to 207,000 tonnes
Arrival: January 2027
Third consignment: no purchase reported

🌽 First consignment: 66,000 tonnes

Seller: ADM
Price: partly $284.20/tonne C&F + $1.50/tonne unloading surcharge
Alternative pricing: partly +202.00 US cents/bushel over the Chicago March 2027 corn contract
Arrival: by January 15

🌽 Second consignment: 68,000 tonnes

Seller: Mitsui
Price: partly $283.85/tonne C&F + $1.50/tonne unloading surcharge
Alternative pricing: partly +201.20 US cents/bushel over the Chicago March 2027 corn contract
Arrival: by January 25

🚢 Shipment windows for the first consignment:

U.S. Pacific Northwest: December 7–26
U.S. Gulf: November 17–December 6
South America: November 12–December 1
South Africa: November 27–December 16

🚢 Shipment windows for the second consignment:

U.S. Pacific Northwest: December 17–January 5
U.S. Gulf: November 27–December 16
South America: November 22–December 11
South Africa: December 7–26

🇰🇷 South Korea’s MFG tenders for up to 140,000 tonnes of feed corn

South Korea’s Major Feedmill Group (MFG) issued an international tender to purchase up to 140,000 tonnes of animal feed corn.

📌 Key details:

Commodity: animal feed corn
Volume: up to 140,000 tonnes
Consignments: two cargoes of 55,000–70,000 tonnes
Price offer deadline: October 8
Arrival: January and February 2027

🚢 First consignment: arrival around January 28

U.S. Pacific Northwest: December 20–January 8
U.S. Gulf: November 30–December 19
South America: November 25–December 14
South Africa: December 10–29

🚢 Second consignment: arrival around February 11

U.S. Pacific Northwest: January 3–22
U.S. Gulf: December 14–January 2
South America: December 9–28
South Africa: December 24–January 12

The tender follows active South Korean corn buying this week, including NOFI’s purchase of 134,000 tonnes.

🇵🇭 Philippine importers seek up to 377,000 tonnes of feed wheat and 110,000 tonnes of corn

A group of importers in the Philippines issued international tenders seeking up to 377,000 tonnes of feed wheat and 110,000 tonnes of feed corn.

📌 Feed wheat:

Volume: up to 377,000 tonnes
Consignments: five cargoes of 35,000–56,000 tonnes
Shipment: December 2026 to February 2027

📌 Feed corn:

Volume: 110,000 tonnes
Consignments: two cargoes of 55,000 tonnes
Shipment windows: November 15–December 5 and December 10–30

Traders noted that the final purchased volumes could be smaller than the quantities sought.

🇹🇭 Thai importer group tenders for at least 60,000 tonnes of feed wheat

An importer group in Thailand issued an international tender to purchase at least 60,000 tonnes of animal feed wheat.

📌 Key details:

Commodity: animal feed wheat
Volume: at least 60,000 tonnes
Shipment: November–December 2026 and January 2027
Origins: Australia, Argentina, EU and Black Sea region excluding Russia and Belarus

🇺🇦 Ukrainian wheat can be offered if shipped from non-Ukrainian ports.

🇹🇼 Taiwan buys 105,800 tonnes of U.S. wheat

The Taiwan Flour Millers’ Association (TFMA) purchased an estimated 105,800 tonnes of U.S.-origin milling wheat in two consignments for shipment from the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

📌 Total volume: 105,800 tonnes
📌 Origin: United States
📌 Basis: FOB
📌 Shipment: December 2026 and January 2027

🌾 First consignment: 56,700 tonnes | December 5–19

DNS wheat, 14.5% protein: 33,100 tonnes at $334.42/tonne FOB, United Grain Corporation
HRW wheat, 12.5% protein: 16,200 tonnes at $319.12/tonne FOB, CGI
SWW wheat, 8.5–10% protein: 7,400 tonnes at $261.46/tonne FOB, CGI
Ocean freight: $53.74/tonne

🌾 Second consignment: 49,100 tonnes | December 26–January 9

DNS wheat, 14.5% protein: 30,250 tonnes at $335.59/tonne FOB, CGI
HRW wheat, 12.5% protein: 12,190 tonnes at $319.40/tonne FOB, CGI
SWW wheat, 8.5–10% protein: 6,660 tonnes at $261.34/tonne FOB, CGI
Ocean freight: $55.97/tonne

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