USDA launches public dashboard for U.S. export grain inspections
A new USDA tool lets producers and exporters explore inspection and weighing volumes, destinations and year-to-year patterns.
What the record says
USDA’s Federal Grain Inspection Service announced its Export Inspection and Weighing Dashboard on October 14. The public tool adds graphical views to the weekly export inspection and weighing data that the agency already publishes in static reports. USDA says users can filter by calendar or market year, grain type and destination, compare years and examine volumes by export port region. The agency describes the dashboard as a resource for producers, grain handlers, exporters and others tracking U.S. grain exports.
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Practical next step
Use the dashboard linked in USDA’s announcement to examine the inspection series and its available filters.
Limits and what is not established
The announcement concerns inspected and weighed export grain. It does not establish a new export sale, a price forecast or a change in trade policy.
Sources checked October 18, 2026. Later notices may change instructions or arrangements.
Original sources
USDA Agricultural Marketing Service: original information