Indonesia Wheat Imports 2026 Market Overview & Trends

Indonesia's wheat import value shows significant growth from $2.62 billion in 2020 to $3.63 billion in 2024. Although the value peaked in 2022 at $3.81 billion, the overall five-year trend remains upward, despite extreme fluctuations in reported quantities, reflecting a resilient and high-value demand for wheat products in the Indonesian market.

In 2024, Australia and Canada dominated the Indonesian wheat market, contributing $947.9 million and $885 million respectively. Ukraine remains a vital supplier with $699.7 million in exports, followed by Argentina and Russia. These five nations represent the core of Indonesia's wheat supply chain, highlighting a reliance on both traditional and Black Sea origins.

Argentina and Ukraine are the standout emerging partners, showing impressive growth rates of 4.28 and 2.52 respectively in 2024. Singapore, the United States, and Russia also maintain positive growth trajectories. This diversification of high-growth suppliers indicates that Indonesia is successfully broadening its sourcing strategy to mitigate supply chain risks.

The import landscape is almost entirely concentrated in HS Code 100190 (Wheat and meslin, other than durum), which accounted for $3.63 billion in 2024. In contrast, HS Code 100110 (Durum wheat) represents a negligible segment of the market with only $1,220 in total value, highlighting a specific industrial preference for common wheat varieties.