This report covers grain and cereal prices only, one product group among those published by Husfarm. It looks at week 2026-W45, which ran from 2 November 2026 to 8 November 2026. During the week, Husfarm published 789 quotes from 93 markets in 9 countries.

Below are the five largest rises and the five largest falls among single quotes, followed by the median changes for the countries in the comparison. Every change is measured against the same market's previous publication, so the comparison dates differ from quote to quote. They are given with each entry.

Largest rises among single quotes

The largest rise was for white maize from Sinaloa at the Módulo de Abasto de Tampico, Madero y Altamira in Mexico. The quote stood at 17.00–19.00 MXN/kg on 4 November 2026, a change of +24.1% from the previous publication on 28 October 2026.

White maize, Sinaloa, Módulo de Abasto de Tampico, Madero y Altamira · mid-point of the published range, MXN/kg
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Source: Módulo de Abasto de Tampico, Madero y Altamira via husfarm.com. Full price history

The second-largest rise was for large chickpeas from Sinaloa at the Central de Abasto de La Laguna, Torreón, also in Mexico. The quote was 30.00–31.00 MXN/kg on 4 November 2026, a change of +22.0% from 28 October 2026.

Chickpeas, large, Sinaloa, Central de Abasto de La Laguna, Torreón · mid-point of the published range, MXN/kg
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Source: Central de Abasto de La Laguna, Torreón via husfarm.com. Full price history

The other three entries among the five largest rises were:

  • Jas beans, medium, at Targpiast, Wrocław, Poland: 11.00–15.00 PLN/kg on 5 November 2026, a change of +18.2% from 4 November 2026.
  • Imported lentils at the Bogotá Paloquemao Market, Colombia: 4,800–6,000 COP/kg on 6 November 2026, a change of +17.4% from 30 October 2026.
  • Hulled white maize at the Cúcuta La Nueva Sexta Market, Colombia: 2,600–3,500 COP/kg on 6 November 2026, a change of +10.9% from 30 October 2026.

Two of the five largest rises were therefore in Mexico and two in Colombia, with one in Poland. The product types were maize, chickpea, dry bean and lentil.

Largest falls among single quotes

The largest fall was for yam beans at the Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO) in China. The quote was 3.90 HKD/catty (0.605 kg) on 8 November 2026, a change of −48.0% from the previous publication on 7 November 2026.

The second-largest fall was for Flor de mayo dry beans from Jalisco at the Central de Abasto India, Tijuana, Mexico. The quote was 30.00 MXN/kg on 4 November 2026, a change of −42.3% from 28 October 2026.

Further entries among the five largest falls were:

  • Milled rice from Nayarit at the Guadalajara Wholesale Market, Mexico: 18.00–22.00 MXN/kg on 4 November 2026, a change of −28.6% from 28 October 2026.
  • Imported chickpeas at Bogotá Plaza España, Colombia: 7,434–7,940 COP/kg on 6 November 2026, a change of −14.6% from 30 October 2026.
  • Imported yellow dry peas at the Bogotá DC Corabastos Wholesale Market, Colombia: 3,000–3,600 COP/kg on 6 November 2026, a change of −13.2% from 30 October 2026.

Chickpeas appear on both lists this week, but they are different quotes at different markets. Large Sinaloa chickpeas at Torreón were among the rises, while imported chickpeas at Bogotá Plaza España were among the falls. Dry beans also appear on both lists, again as separate quotes in separate markets.

Country medians

The country comparison uses the median change of individual quotes in each country. For the four countries in this comparison, Turkey, Colombia, Mexico and Italy, the median change was ±0.0%. The single large moves listed above therefore sit alongside medians that show no change.

  • Turkey: 11 quotes compared, 4 up and 2 down.
  • Colombia: 303 quotes compared, 93 up and 61 down.
  • Mexico: 408 quotes compared, 52 up and 58 down.
  • Italy: 18 quotes compared, 2 up and 4 down.

In Colombia, more quotes moved up than down. In Mexico, slightly more moved down than up, and in Italy the same was true, with fewer quotes involved. In Turkey, more quotes moved up than down. Mexico and Colombia account for the largest numbers of quotes compared. The facts for this week give no median change other than ±0.0% for any of the four countries.

How to read these figures

Product and country figures are medians of the changes of individual quotes against the same market's previous publication, with each quote kept in its own currency. The list of single moves leaves out changes larger than 80% and series with fewer than 6 quotes in the past year, so the largest rises and falls above are drawn only from quotes that pass those filters.