Germany's September wholesale data shows mixed signals across agricultural goods
Destatis reports higher aggregate wholesale prices, while agricultural product groups move in different directions.
The official release Germany's statistical office, Destatis, reported on 14 October that overall wholesale selling prices in September 2026 were 8.7% higher than a year earlier and 1.9% above August.
The combined wholesale category covering grain, unmanufactured tobacco, seeds and animal feeds rose 19.3% year on year and 6.5% month on month. This is a grouped statistic, not a standalone wheat, maize or feed quotation.
Avoid a misleading headline Other categories moved differently. The combined milk, dairy, eggs, edible oils and fats category was 9.7% below its year-earlier level.
What buyers can use AgroHub editorial guidance: use these figures as background for discussions with German suppliers, then obtain a product-specific quotation. Record its grade, unit, tax treatment, delivery point and validity. Do not apply a grouped percentage mechanically to an African export price.
Research checked: 19 October 2026. Figures describe September, not a live market screen.
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Sources
Research completed October 18, 2026.
- Destatis press release 368 — 14 October 2026 — Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis) (accessed October 18, 2026)