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Selling and Buying Buckwheat - Price and Purchase

Publication date: January 19, 2026

• Price of Buckwheat - How Much Does It Cost?
• I sell buckwheat
• I buy buckwheat
• Purchase of buckwheat
• Where can you buy buckwheat?
• Where can you sell buckwheat?

Price of Buckwheat - How Much Does It Cost?

As of January 2026, buckwheat prices in the UK typically range between £5.20 and £11.80 per kilogram at retail outlets, based on current supermarket and online listings. A standard 500g pack usually costs around £5.20/kg, while larger 1kg bags of roasted or organic parboiled buckwheat are priced from £5.90 to £6.59/kg. These prices reflect ongoing market patterns.

Import prices vary depending on the country of origin; for example, buckwheat from the Netherlands usually commands a higher price than that from France. Although average import prices in 2024 hovered near record levels, recent adjustments have been made. Wholesale rates from international markets like the US—ranging roughly from £1.60 to £2.90/kg after conversion—help stabilize UK pricing. However, factors such as rising energy costs and variable harvest yields could drive retail prices up by 8–10% later in the year.

I sell buckwheat

If you want to sell premium buckwheat in the UK, you’ll find a broad selection tailored to diverse uses. This adaptable grain suits hearty breakfasts, gluten-free baking, and more. Both organic and conventional options are available, alongside packaging sizes that cater to small households and large enterprises alike.

Examples of offerings include:

• premium organic buckwheat in 1kg and 5kg bags, perfect for nutritious porridge and baking,
• bulk lots of shelled buckwheat grain ideal for restaurants and health-conscious consumers,
• whole groats or milled flour available through UK online marketplaces and health food shops.

I buy buckwheat

Demand in the UK remains steady among buyers seeking high-quality buckwheat for both food production and animal feed. Preferred suppliers typically provide consistent batches, especially of organic or sustainably farmed grain.

Common buyer requests include:

• looking to acquire bulk buckwheat, minimum order 10 tons, UK-based suppliers favored,
• seeking premium buckwheat for direct processing, with immediate payment upon delivery,
• buyer requires organic buckwheat shipments for food manufacturing; competitive pricing welcomed; long-term partnership desired.

These examples highlight opportunities for growers and traders to connect with motivated buyers across the UK.

Purchase of buckwheat

Purchasing buckwheat in the UK in January 2026 offers various options, with prices influenced by packaging size and origin. Retail prices generally range between £2.98 and £4.33 per kilogram, or about £1.35 to £1.96 per pound. Cities such as London and Birmingham offer buckwheat within this price spectrum.

Buying in bulk can yield savings; for example, a 25 kg bag of roasted buckwheat (kasha) is priced at £88.99, equivalent to roughly £3.56 per kilogram.

Prices vary based on packaging, origin, and market demand. Comparing quotes from suppliers is a smart way to secure the best value.

Where can you buy buckwheat?

In the UK, buckwheat is available through several channels:

• local supermarkets and health food stores, often found in natural food or gluten-free sections,
• online retailers offering a wide range of packaging sizes and varieties,
• international agricultural platforms like Agro-Market24, which connect buyers directly with producers worldwide.

These options provide convenient access to competitive prices and quality buckwheat for both individuals and businesses.

Where can you sell buckwheat?

UK sellers can market their buckwheat through various avenues:

• local farmers' markets and agricultural cooperatives catering to consumers interested in organic and specialty grains,
• partnerships with food manufacturers and wholesalers in the health foods and gluten-free sectors,
• international platforms such as Agro-Market24 that connect sellers with buyers across Europe and beyond.

Leveraging these channels helps UK growers and merchants expand networks, ensuring competitive pricing and reliable transactions.