Australia exported 1.75 million tons of wheat in October 2025 – dynamics and forecasts

In October 2025, Australia exported 1.75 million tons of wheat, including durum, to international markets, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Although this volume is 7% lower compared to September’s 1.89 million tons, it significantly exceeds the figure from October last year — 55% more than the 1.13 million tons in 2024.

This is reported by AgroReview

Main export destinations for Australian wheat

In October 2025, container shipments of Australian wheat totaled 193.69 thousand tons. The largest importers in this segment were:

• Vietnam — 44.64 thousand tons
• China — 26.94 thousand tons
• Indonesia — 26.26 thousand tons

Bulk shipments reached 1.56 million tons. The main markets for this wheat were:

• Philippines — 364.26 thousand tons
• Indonesia — 289.78 thousand tons
• South Korea — 195.68 thousand tons
• Yemen — 160.62 thousand tons

Export estimates and industry forecasts

According to estimates from Lachstock Consulting, which analyzes port charts, the volume of wheat exports from Australia in November was expected to be around 850 thousand tons before the start of active shipments of the new harvest. At the same time, the arrival of fresh produce is expected to raise the monthly figure to nearly 2 million tons.

For the entire export year that began on October 1, Lachstock forecasts a total supply of Australian wheat at 23.92 million tons.

“In the monthly WASDE report published on Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) raised its forecast for Australian wheat exports by 1 million tons — to 27 million tons.”

Thus, Australia maintains stable positions in the global grain market, and global analysts expect an increase in export volumes in the new season.