Romanian milling wheat in the Port of Constanța reached an average FOB price of €246.1 per tonne — the highest level since April 2026, after four straight weeks of gains. The quote puts Romania third in the EU among the most expensive milling-wheat markets, behind Portugal and Italy.

European Commission data for 26 October–1 November show €246.1/t in Constanța, versus €219.9 in the same window of 2025 — up 11.9%, or €26.2 per tonne. Early November 2024 saw Romanian wheat around €219.5/t.

On the domestic market, regional prices diverge. In Banat, milling wheat was valued at €204/t DEPSILO (silo price, transport excluded). In Muntenia the average rose to €221.8/t — a high since May 2023. In Oltenia the average fell to €200.1/t, more than $12 below the prior week.

Across Europe, Lisbon leads at €270/t (DEPPORT) and Bologna follows at €261/t (DELFIRST). Constanța sits below both but still near the EU top: €23.9 under Lisbon and €14.9 under Bologna.

For feed wheat, Banat reached €175.4/t DEPSILO — a high since August — yet on that category Romania’s price is the second-lowest in the EU; only Bulgaria (Stara Zagora, €173 DEPPROD) is cheaper.

National soft-wheat output is estimated at 12.2 million tonnes, above 11.6 million a year earlier; provisional INS figures go as high as 12.6 million. The port quote measures export-bound cargo, not the farmgate price in every county.

Source consulted: Record price for Romanian wheat in Constanța port. Romania climbs to third in the EU — Capital