Baltic Grain Market

The Baltic Grain Market is a regional trading hub for grains and cereals in the Baltic Sea area, primarily involving countries like Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia, as well as neighboring regions like Poland and Finland. It serves as a critical point for the export and import of agricultural products, including wheat, barley, and corn. This market influences prices and availability of grains, impacting both local economies and international food supply chains. Factors such as weather conditions, trade agreements, and global demand play significant roles in shaping the dynamics of this market.