Canadian grain export data, free to download
Updated every week. Latest data: week ending Nov 8, 2026, crop week 14.
One CSV file holds the export numbers behind the weekly crop pages. It is rewritten when the Canadian Grain Commission publishes its weekly file.
The file
A figure the publisher did not release is a blank cell. It is never estimated.
| File | What it holds | Units | Source | How often it changes | Last updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| exports_weekly.csv | Terminal exports for eight crops, one row per crop and crop week, with the crop-year total so far, the same point last year and the 5-year average. | thousand tonnes | Canadian Grain Commission | Rewritten every week | 2026-11-13 |
Canadian terminal exports by week
Terminal exports for eight crops, one row per crop and crop week, with the crop-year total so far, the same point last year and the 5-year average. Download exports_weekly.csv.
Units: thousand tonnes.
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| crop | canola, wheat, durum, peas, lentils, barley, oats or soybeans |
| crop_week | crop week of crop year 2026-27, counted from August 1 |
| week_ending | the Sunday that ends the crop week, as year-month-day |
| exports_thousand_tonnes | terminal exports in that week |
| crop_year_to_date_thousand_tonnes | terminal exports from August 1 to the end of that week |
| crop_year_to_date_last_year_thousand_tonnes | the same total at the same point last crop year |
| crop_year_to_date_5yr_average_thousand_tonnes | the same total at the same point, averaged over the previous five crop years |
| source | where the figure comes from |
These figures are shipments, not sales. Wheat does not include durum. For barley, oats, peas, lentils and soybeans they count bulk terminal exports only, so containers are left out. There is no weekly terminal export figure for chickpeas. Source: Canadian Grain Commission. Last updated 2026-11-13.
How to cite
Markets Lab, Canadian grain export data, crop week 14 of crop year 2026-27, https://marketslab.ca/data/, updated 2026-11-13. Also name the original source listed in the file.
Terms of reuse
Each figure stays under the terms of its original publisher. Markets Lab's own compilation of these figures is free to reuse with credit to Markets Lab. The figures come from the Canadian Grain Commission. Follow its terms when you use its figures.
What this file is not
It describes market evidence. It is not advice to buy, sell or store grain, and it says nothing about individual grain companies.
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