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Somalia, a nation of nearly 16 million people on Africa’s east coast, imported 650,000 tonnes of wheat, and 100% was sourced from Russia (32%) and Ukraine (68%).

Benin, sitting on Africa’s Gulf of Guinea coast with a little over 12 million people, imported 350,000 tonnes of wheat, and 100% was sourced from Russia.

Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Laos), a landlocked Southeast Asia country of 7.26 million people, imported 3.102 million tonnes of wheat, and 94% was sourced from Russia (71%) and Ukraine (23%).

Egypt, a country of a little more than 102 million people in North Africa, imported 12.5 million tonnes of wheat, and 82% was sourced from Russia (61%) and Ukraine (21%).

Sudan, with nearly 44 million people in northeast Africa, imported 2.2 million tonnes of wheat and sourced 75% from Russia (71%) and Ukraine (4%).

Democratic Republic of Congo, situated in central Africa with 89.5 million people, imported 300,000 tonnes of wheat and sourced 69% from Russia (55%) and Ukraine (14%).

Senegal, in west Africa with 17.75 million people, imported 725,000 tonnes of wheat and sources 66% from Russia (51%) and Ukraine (15%).

Tanzania, on central Africa’s east coast with 59.7 million people, imported 1.1 million tonnes, with 64% coming from Russia (62%) and Ukraine (2%).