World Wheat Trade

World wheat trade involves the global buying and selling of wheat, a staple crop used for bread, pasta, and other foods. Countries produce wheat based on their climate and farming capacity, then export or import it depending on their needs. Major exporters like the U.S., Russia, and Australia supply wheat to countries that have less production or face food shortages. Wheat prices fluctuate due to factors such as weather conditions, transportation costs, and international demand. This trade helps ensure a steady supply of wheat worldwide, supporting food security and economic stability in many nations.