Russia resumes wheat exports to Thailand in 2026 - Agroexport

MOSCOW. Oct 30 (Interfax) - Russia exported around 55,000 tonnes of wheat worth around $11.8 million to Thailand in 9M 2026, the Agroexport federal center told Interfax, citing expert estimates.

Deliveries resumed after a hiatus beginning in 2020. That year, 313,000 tonnes of wheat worth $66.5 million were sent to the country over the entire year.

In addition, Russia increased exports of crustaceans to Thailand - while 4.5 tonnes worth just over $180,000 were shipped in 9M 2025, 12 tonnes worth $430,000 were exported over the same period of 2026.

Agroexport previously said that Russia exported sardine preserves to Thailand for the first time in 2026 (96 tonnes worth $444,000).

In 2026, Russian exports to Thailand also include chocolate confectionery, jams, fruit jellies and jelly sweets, grape wines including sparkling ones, water, sugar confectionery and other products.