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Kernel installs solar panels on grain elevators: two pilot projects are already underway
Agroholding Kernel launches solar power plants on grain elevators and will sell surpluses to the grid.
Export prices for feed corn in Ukraine continue to rise
The market is supported by steady demand from importers against the backdrop of limited supply from farmers and the general situation in the world grain market.
The consequences of the Russian attack on the port of Chornomorsk caused a mass death of marine organisms
Tens of thousands of hermit crabs died on the coast of Odesa region due to oil pollution caused by the Russian attack on the port of Chornomorsk in April.
The Russian Navy has gone the way of tank tuning: ships are covered with “barbecue grills”
The Russian military hopes that homemade metal structures will help protect ships from attacks by Ukrainian drones.
Kuleba: 197 million tons of cargo transported via Ukrainian maritime corridor
Since 2023, more than 197 million tons of cargo have already passed through the Ukrainian mritime corridor, of which 117 million tons are grain.
Some countries will have enough Russian offshore oil for half a year, expert says
Russian oil stored in floating storage facilities will last some countries for six months.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry commented on the Russian attack on a Chinese ship in the Black Sea
Beijing said that the crew of the ship that was attacked in the Black Sea included Chinese citizens, but there were no injuries.
Over UAH 1.1 billion in taxes: USPA summarizes the results of the first quarter
The USPA transferred UAH 1.115 billion in taxes, fees and other mandatory payments to the budgets of all levels for the first quarter of 2026.
A laboratory in Lithuania and satellites: how Ukraine tracks stolen grain
Ukraine has learned to almost unmistakably detect grain stolen by Russia from temporarily occupied territories, even after mixing.
Russia resumes oil exports via Novorossiysk after drone attacks, — Bloomberg
Russia has significantly increased seaborne oil exports through the port of Novorossiysk after all oil berths resumed operation.
Wheat prices in Ukraine are rising: food prices in ports already reach $227/t
Quotations were supported by active demand from domestic consumers, limited supply and growth in export prices at ports.
German naval drones will be able to monitor Russia’s “shadow fleet” in the Baltic Sea
Marine drones manufactured by the German defense company Stark are equipped with a system that can detect suspicious vessels even if their transponders are turned off.
Due to the crisis in the Middle East, Britain will allow the import of fuel from Rosneft
The UK has eased sanctions against Russia to curb rising domestic prices amid an energy crisis.
Russia resumes sea transport to Tartus after fall of Assad regime
The Russian ship Sparta arrived in the Syrian port of Tartus, escorted by warships. This is the first confirmation of the resumption of Russian sea supplies to Syria after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime.
Ukrainian soybean prices rose by $3–8/t amid export recovery
The market was supported by local demand recovery, in particular due to increased supplies to Turkey.
Russian drones damaged the Kernel elevator in the Khmelnytskyi region
During another attack by enemy UAVs, the Kernel elevator in the Khmelnytskyi region was damaged.
Flexitanks – the new fragile cargo? What has changed and why old approaches no longer work
Disruptions to Red Sea routes, unstable schedules and increased cargo control requirements are changing the perception of flexitanks in global logistics. A format that was considered primarily a cheaper alternative to tank containers a few years ago is increasingly turning into a segment with increased operational risks.
Russian ship carrying grain from occupied Berdyansk heads to Turkey
The vessel Perun under the Russian flag loaded over 4.3 thousand tons of wheat in occupied Berdyansk.
