Wheat
Milling, feed & durum wheat, flour and bran
Wheat is not one market but four, and they rarely compete for the same cargo. Milling wheat is bought on protein, test weight and Hagberg falling number for bread grists. Feed wheat is bought on energy and test weight for compound feed and ethanol, where the sprout damage that ruins baking value is irrelevant — which is why downgraded milling parcels become the best value in the feed market after a wet harvest. Durum is a different species entirely, milled into semolina for pasta and graded on hard vitreous kernel count, and its narrow growing area makes it far more volatile than bread wheat. Alongside the grain, CBIL brokers milled flour specified by ash and protein, and wheat bran and middlings for ruminant rations. Trade is on GAFTA contract forms with SGS or Intertek certification at load port, in bulk Handysize to Panamax parcels and in 25 and 50 kg bags container-load.
Indicative reference
$250–310 USD / MT
as at September 2026
Reference level only — not an offer, and reviewed quarterly. Levels shown are as at September 2026. Firm pricing is quoted per RFQ, subject to volume, terms and inspection.
Products in this range
Wheat we source and broker
Each product below is supplied to its own specification and grading. Open one for full specs, grades and typical applications — or send an RFQ covering several at once.
Milling Wheat (Bread Wheat)
11.5% & 12.5% protein, Hagberg 250+, GAFTA terms
Feed Wheat
Compound feed grade, bulk vessel, no milling premium
Durum Wheat
Pasta grade, 13% protein, vitreous kernels 75%+
Wheat Flour
Bakery & all-purpose grades by ash and protein, bagged
Wheat Bran
Feed grade, pelleted or loose, 15% protein
Typical Specification
Specifications are indicative and adjusted to the agreed contract and destination requirements. Final spec confirmed on COA / SGS.
Available Grades
Applications
- Flour milling
- Compound animal feed
- Pasta & semolina
- Industrial bakery
- Ethanol distilling
Category
Agriculture & Fertilizers
Incoterms
FOB · CFR · CIF
Pricing basis
USD / MT
Inspection
SGS / Intertek at load port
Ready to source Wheat?
Send your quantity, preferred Incoterms and destination port. We'll verify supply and respond with a workable offer — usually within one business day.
Have Wheat to sell? Submit an offer — we'll match it against live buyer demand.