A report Monday from Cereals Canada confirmed Canada’s place as a key global supplier of wheat, both in terms of volume and quality.
In its annual New Wheat Crop Report, Cereals Canada said this country is forecast to export 25.4 million total tonnes of wheat in 2024-25, “with the quality and protein content that customers expect.”
“This will make Canada the world’s third largest exporter of wheat, and the top exporter of high quality, high protein wheat, for the second year in a row,” said Dean Dias, Chief Executive Officer at Cereals Canada.
In terms of volume, wheat exports from Canada are expected to trail only Russia, the world’s No. 1 shipper, and the European Union. In 2023-24, Canadian all wheat exports amounted to 25.3 million tonnes.