<div id="readability-page-1"><div>By Anthony Harrup Grains inspected for export fell in the week through Dec. 25 from the previous week, the Agriculture Department said Monday in its latest weekly report. Corn inspections fell to 1.3 million metric tons from 1.75 million tons the week before, but were up from 907,565 tons in the year-earlier week, the USDA said. Mexico was the biggest destination for corn. Soybean inspections totaled 750,312 tons last week, down from 929,365 tons the previous week and 1.64 million tons a year earlier. The USDA also reported a new flash soybean sale of 100,000 metric tons to Egypt for the 2025/26 marketing year. Wheat inspected for export fell to 302,096 tons last week from 635,626 tons the previous week, and was down from 339,492 tons a year earlier. Bangladesh was the leading destination for wheat, and China and Egypt the principal buyers of soybeans last week. To see related data, search &#34;USDA Grain Inspections for Export in Metric Tons&#34; in Dow Jones NewsPlus. Write to Anthony Harrup at anthony.harrup@wsj.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires12-29-25 1229ET</div></div>

根据农业部的数据，截至 12 月 25 日的一周，美国谷物出口检验量有所下降。玉米检验量从前一周的 175 万吨降至 130 万吨，大豆检验量从 929,365 吨降至 750,312 吨。小麦检验量也从 635,626 吨降至 302,096 吨。墨西哥是玉米的主要出口目的地，而孟加拉国则是小麦的主要目的地，埃及则被提及在 2025/26 营销年度新购入 10 万吨大豆

美国谷物出口检验量较上周有所下降