Rye
Rye is a cereal grain excluded from seed for sowing and is traded in forms such as whole grain, berries, kernels, flakes, and grits.
Prices, specifications and international trade for rye under HS 100290.
Rye Price
Published reference · Jul 1, 2026
Rye is quoted in USD/t at POL. Historical customs values may differ from the headline reference.
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Poland led reported rye exports in 2025, at $74.5M.
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Rye belongs to other cereals within grains, oilseeds, oils and feed. Its customs classification covers HS 100290.
Rye HS Code
| Category | Other cereals — Grains, oilseeds, oils and feed |
|---|---|
| HS codes | 100290 |
| Quoted in | USD/t |
| Reference location | POL |
Uses & Risks
Rye uses, related products and documented risks.
Sourcing risks
| Risk | Mitigation |
|---|---|
Armyworm infestation PestHigh If rye is not terminated before planting a subsequent corn crop, armyworms present in rye can migrate to the corn, causing significant yield loss. | Terminate rye early with mowing, rolling, or herbicide applications and monitor for armyworm activity before planting the next crop. |
Phytosanitary import restrictions PolicyMedium Rye grain is subject to phytosanitary requirements (e.g., G003 G027) for several importing countries, which can delay shipments or require additional certification. | Secure the necessary phytosanitary certificates and verify compliance with destination country regulations before export. |
Spring nitrogen immobilization SustainabilityMedium Rye can tie up soil nitrogen in the spring, reducing nitrogen availability for following crops and potentially lowering their yields. | Include a nitrogen-fixing legume in the rye mixture or apply supplemental nitrogen after rye termination. |