grain exports

Grain exports refer to the sale and shipment of agricultural products like wheat, corn, or rice from one country to another. Farmers and producers grow and harvest grains, then sell them to foreign buyers, such as countries or companies, who need these staples for food or industry. These exports help countries earn revenue, supply global markets, and influence international food security. Export levels can fluctuate due to factors like weather, climate, trade policies, and global demand, affecting prices and availability worldwide.