This thesis focuses on the impacts of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict on the wheat trade in Europe, North Africa and Turkey. In particular, through a Systematic Literature Review, a corpus of eighteen papers is analyzed. The results answer three research questions related to the effects of the conflict on wheat prices, the diversification of wheat supply chains in the examined regions, and the logistical changes implemented to maintain efficiency and reduce the cost of grain distribution following the naval blockade. The results show a price increase due to export disruptions of Ukraine and Russia, two of the major global wheat exporters. This strongly affected North African countries, since they rely heavily on imports and impacted food security.