As specified, it is first of all due to the potential risk traders who supply grain to Egypt. So, being the largest importer of wheat, Egypt annually buys up to 12 million tons of grain a year, but usually pays more than other shops, due to existing restrictions in respect of the sellers (the sifting of wheat, long unpredictable port clearance, etc.).

According to market participants, GASC could buy wheat at a lower price, if not insisted on strict requirements for the delivered grain. At the same time, experts of the USDA, despite the high global competition, prices for supply in Egypt wheat considerably will not decrease.

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