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Grains & Dry Bulk · Indicative Freight Rate

US Lakes, Duluth to Europe Grain Freight Rates

The latest indicative rate is$58.00/mt for 5 September 2026, 30kt, up $1.00 from the previous weekly reading. Weekly history is below.

Latest freight rate

Latest rate
$58.00USD/mt
Assessment date
5 September 2026
Weekly snapshot · not a live quote
Parcel / vessel
30kt
US Lakes, Duluth → Europe

What This Rate Measures

Indicative weekly voyage freight rate for grain from US Lakes, Duluth to Europe, 30,000 mt lots, in USD/mt.

Dry-bulk grain voyage rates: Indicative weekly voyage freight rates for grain cargoes from a named loading area to a named discharge area, for a stated lot size (e.g. 30,000 mt or 40/50,000 mt). Each origin, destination and lot size is a separate route page.

  • European importers receive grain through Atlantic and Mediterranean ports; ARA barges distribute inland.
  • A 30,000 mt stem is handysize-scale; the 40/50,000 mt stem on the same route, where published, is a separate page.

Known terms (as published)

  • Origin: US Lakes, Duluth
  • Destination: Europe
  • Cargo: Grain
  • Lot size: 30,000 mt
  • Rate unit: USD/mt; weekly reading

Not published by the source

  • Laycan
  • Vessel identity
  • Load/discharge terms
  • Named berths

These terms are left blank rather than inferred.

Unit and cadence

  • USD per metric tonne of cargo.
  • Weekly reading — the change shown compares two weekly readings.

Weekly Grain Freight Rates

Last 1 loaded weekly observations. A different origin or lot size is a different page.

DateRateWeekly change (published)Trend
5 Sep 2026$58.00+1.00firm

Computed Summary

Calculated by CommodityScope from the loaded weekly readings only. Each statement names its period and method.

  • Only one observation is loaded, so no change is computed.
  • No completed calendar month with at least 3 weekly observations is loaded, so the latest value is not compared with a monthly average.
  • Fewer than 5 observations are loaded, so no minimum/maximum is stated.

Monthly US Lakes, Duluth–Europe, 30kt Averages

Average, minimum and maximum of published weekly rates in each calendar month. Incomplete latest months are marked month to date.

MonthAverageMinMaxObservations
September 2026Month to date58.0058.0058.001

Comparable Routes, Explained

  • Argentina to Europe Grain Freight Rates

    Same destination from Argentina (Panamax vessels); the gap reflects voyage distance and origin-side conditions.

    $41.00 USD/mt · 5 Sep 2026 · difference (this − other) +17.00

  • Australia to Europe Grain Freight Rates

    Same destination from Australia (Panamax vessels); the gap reflects voyage distance and origin-side conditions.

    $58.00 USD/mt · 5 Sep 2026 · difference (this − other) 0.00

  • Brazil to Europe Grain Freight Rates

    Same destination from Brazil (Panamax vessels); the gap reflects voyage distance and origin-side conditions.

    $37.00 USD/mt · 5 Sep 2026 · difference (this − other) +21.00

  • Russian Black Sea to Europe Grain Freight Rates

    Same destination from Russia (Panamax vessels); the gap reflects voyage distance and origin-side conditions.

    $42.00 USD/mt · 5 Sep 2026 · difference (this − other) +16.00

What This Rate Represents

This is an indicative voyage rate from loaded grain-market editions, not a live fixture screen. Origin, destination, commodity and parcel size on this page are those published for this stem only. Russia and Ukraine, and 40–50kt versus 30kt lots, stay on separate URLs. Laycan, named berths and vessel identity are not inferred when the source does not publish them.

How to use

  • Add the rate to the FOB grain price of the origin to approximate a delivered cost for that lot size.
  • Compare routes to the same destination to see how origin distance and vessel size affect cost.

Not suitable for

  • Fixing a vessel: no laycan, vessel name, terms (e.g. load/discharge rates) or demurrage are implied.
  • Mixing lot sizes: a 30,000 mt coaster/handysize stem is not the same market as a 40/50,000 mt panamax stem.

Sources for the explanations on this page

Numbers: loaded editions. Computed statistics: CommodityScope, from the loaded history (methodology).