Australia’s wheat and durum exports in February totaled 2,085,287 tonnes, as per the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The major markets for containerized sales included Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia, while bulk shipments were predominantly to The Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand. Notably, a 52,500-ton cargo of durum was sent to Algeria during this period.

Comparing with the previous year, February 2025 saw a slight decrease from the 2.29 million tonnes shipped in February 2024. Lachstock Consulting’s analysis suggests that Australia is projected to export 2.53 million tonnes of wheat in April, following a volume of 2.39 million tonnes in March.

A detailed breakdown of containerized Australian wheat and durum exports for December 2024 and January and February 2025 is provided in Table 1. The data includes exports to various countries such as China, Thailand, Vietnam, and others, showcasing the distribution of shipments across different markets.

Similarly, Table 2 outlines the bulk Australian wheat and durum exports for December 2024 and January and February 2025. The bulk shipments were directed to countries like China, Indonesia, Philippines, and others, highlighting the significant volume of exports in this category.

Overall, the data reflects Australia’s robust presence in the global wheat and durum export market, with diverse destinations and consistent shipping volumes. The country’s export performance in these categories remains strong, contributing to its position as a key player in the international grain trade.

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