Tender Update 11.11.2026

🇩🇿 Algeria buys over 700,000 tonnes of milling wheat

Algeria’s state grain agency OAIC is estimated to have purchased more than 700,000 tonnes of milling wheat in an international tender, according to European traders.

📌 Key details:

• Buyer: OAIC, Algeria
• Commodity: milling wheat
• Volume: more than 700,000 tonnes (estimated)
• Price: approximately $313/tonne C&F
• Origin: optional origins
• Tender closing date: November 11

🌍 Expected supply origins:

• Argentina: expected to be a substantial supplier as the new harvest begins and competitive export offers emerge
• Romania, Bulgaria and the Baltic Sea region: also considered potential sources

🚢 Shipment periods:

• Main supply regions, including Europe: January 1–15 and January 16–31, 2027
• South America, India or Australia: one month earlier, in December 2026

📉 Market comparison:

In Algeria’s previous reported wheat tender on October 13, approximately 600,000 tonnes were purchased at around $326–326.50/tonne C&F.

The latest estimated price of $313/tonne represents a decline of approximately $13–13.50/tonne.

Some traders reportedly failed to secure sales despite competitive offers, as Algeria was believed to have reached its purchase target.

🇯🇴 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:

• Buyer: Jordan’s state grain buyer
• Commodity: animal feed barley
• Volume: 120,000 tonnes
• Result: no purchase reported
• Tender closing date: November 11
• Reported participants: Bunge, Dreyfus, Soufflet, Olam and Agrocorp

📅 Expected new tender:

• Volume: 120,000 tonnes
• Anticipated price offer deadline: November 18
• Consignment size: 50,000–60,000 tonnes
• Shipment periods: February and March 2027

A new tender is expected to be issued in the coming days, seeking shipments in various combinations during the full months of February and March 2027.

🇹🇼 Taiwan’s MFIG buys 65,000 tonnes of Brazilian feed corn

Taiwan’s MFIG purchasing group purchased an estimated 65,000 tonnes of yellow animal feed corn, expected to be sourced from Brazil, in an international tender.

📌 Key details:

• Buyer: MFIG, Taiwan
• Commodity: yellow feed corn
• Volume: approximately 65,000 tonnes
• Expected origin: Brazil
• Seller: reportedly Cargill
• Price: 219.87 US cents/bushel C&F premium over Chicago May 2027 corn futures
• Tender date: November 11

📊 Competing offers:

• Brazil: four trading companies each offered 65,000 tonnes
• United States: four trading companies each offered 52,000 tonnes
• Lowest reported U.S. offer: 220.48 US cents/bushel C&F premium over Chicago futures
• Lowest U.S. offer reportedly submitted by: Amaggi
• Argentina and South Africa: no offers immediately reported

🚢 Shipment periods:

• U.S. Gulf, Brazil or Argentina: January 19 – February 7, 2027
• U.S. Pacific Northwest or South Africa: February 3–22, 2027

The tender was dominated by Brazilian and U.S. corn offers, with the reported Brazilian purchase reflecting competitive South American pricing.

🇹🇳 Tunisia issues tender for 6,000 tonnes of vegetable oils

Tunisia’s state agency Office National de l'Huile (ONH) issued an international tender to purchase approximately 6,000 tonnes of vegetable oils, according to European traders.

📌 Key details:

• Buyer: Office National de l'Huile (ONH), Tunisia
• Commodity: crude degummed soybean oil or crude degummed rapeseed oil
• Volume: approximately 6,000 tonnes
• Origin: optional origins
• Price offer deadline: November 16
• Delivery period: January 4–18, 2027

🛢️ Price considerations:

Traders indicated that rapeseed oil is likely to be purchased only if offered at a lower price than soybean oil.

The tender allows suppliers to offer either product, with the final purchase potentially determined by relative price competitiveness.