Russian Milling Wheat 12.5% Protein Supplier
FOB Black Sea & Baltic | CIF worldwide on request
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| Parameter | Typical value / range |
|---|---|
| Grade | Milling wheat |
| Protein | min 12.5% |
| Moisture | max 14% |
| Test weight | min 76 kg/hl |
| Falling number | typically ≥250 |
| Origin country | Russia |
| Incoterms | FOB, CIF, DAF (Incoterms 2020) |
SHOWHIDE Full details, logistics & FAQ
Demetra Trading is a Russian milling wheat supplier offering bulk wheat with minimum 12.5% protein, FOB Black Sea and Baltic export terminals. Wheat 12.5% is one of the most widely traded milling wheat grades in the international grain market — valued for stable gluten characteristics, consistent baking performance and broad acceptance by flour mills, food processors and grain importers in North Africa, the Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Milling applications and quality parameters
Flour mills use 12.5% protein wheat for bread flour, all-purpose blending flour and general bakery lines where gluten strength and falling number support predictable dough behaviour. Standard export parameters: protein min 12.5% (dry basis), moisture max 14%, test weight min 76 kg/hl, foreign matter max 2%, damaged grain max 3–4%, falling number typically ≥250. Buyers often reference GOST classification alongside protein — see our guide on Russian wheat quality standards for how protein, gluten and falling number interact in contract clauses. Higher-protein alternatives in our catalog include milling wheat 13.5% for strong flour and wheat 11.5% for softer blending applications.
Destination markets and import demand
Russian milling wheat 12.5% moves to flour mills in Egypt, Turkey, Yemen, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Indonesia — markets that combine Black Sea FOB pricing with coaster and Panamax discharge economics. North African buyers (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia) source for state tender programs and private mill intake. Middle Eastern importers value consistent test weight and falling number for long-distance storage. For first-time buyers, our import wheat from Russia guide covers vetting suppliers, Incoterms and payment steps; logistics detail is in the Black Sea grain logistics article.
Documentation and survey at load
Each cargo is documented with a Certificate of Analysis (COA), phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin and independent survey by SGS or an equivalent surveyor at the load port. Quality determination at loading — sampling from conveyors or holds, sealing and dispute rules — follows GAFTA contract practice or the buyer's nominated form. Mycotoxin panels (aflatoxin, DON) can be added when the destination requires. Weight and quality are fixed at load; phytosanitary inspection confirms compliance with the importing country's plant-health rules before vessel departure.
Black Sea and Baltic loading logistics
Delivery terms: FOB Black Sea (Novorossiysk, Taman, Rostov-on-Don, Azov) or FOB Baltic (Ust-Luga, St. Petersburg) under Incoterms 2020; CIF to named discharge ports in the Mediterranean, North Africa, Middle East and Asia on request. Parcel sizes from 3,000 MT trial coasters through 20,000–35,000 MT Handysize stems to 50,000–65,000 MT Panamax programs. Terminal line-up, draft restrictions and seasonal weather can affect laycan — share your target volume, delivery basis, destination port and shipment window to receive a commercial offer within one business day.
Milling wheat 12.5% FAQ
Is Demetra Trading a reliable Russian milling wheat supplier?
Demetra Trading ships wheat 12.5% protein from established Russian grain origination channels through Black Sea and Baltic export terminals. Quality is fixed at loading by SGS or an equivalent independent surveyor and documented in a Certificate of Analysis — giving flour mills and grain importers verified milling-grade supply.
Is Russian wheat 12.5% protein considered milling wheat?
Yes. Wheat with 12.5% protein is widely used by flour mills for bread, bakery and blending flour production. It is a benchmark milling grade with stable gluten characteristics and reliable baking performance.
Which ports does Russian milling wheat 12.5% load from?
FOB loading is available at Black Sea ports (Novorossiysk, Taman, Rostov-on-Don, Azov) and Baltic ports (Ust-Luga, St. Petersburg). CIF delivery to Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, North African and Asian discharge ports can be arranged subject to freight and routing.
Can shipments be delivered on CIF terms?
Yes. In addition to FOB Black Sea and Baltic ports, Demetra Trading can arrange CIF shipments to destination ports worldwide subject to vessel class, line-up and insurer requirements under Incoterms 2020.
What is the minimum parcel size for Russian milling wheat 12.5%?
Trial coaster stems from approximately 3,000 MT are typical for new buyers. Regular programs run 10,000–25,000 MT per Handysize stem; Panamax parcels up to 65,000 MT are available subject to port line-up and discharge capability.
Why is falling number important for milling wheat contracts?
Falling number indicates enzyme activity and sprout damage in wheat. Milling buyers typically require falling number ≥250 for bread flour production — low values signal poor baking performance. The min/max band is fixed in the contract and confirmed in the COA and survey report at load.