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Feed wheat prices in Danube ports fell to $130 per ton
Farmers are holding back sales, hoping for the Black Sea to be unblocked following the results of trilateral negotiations.
Russian captain sentenced to 3.5 years for damaging cables in the Gulf of Finland
Finland has handed down its first conviction in a case involving damage to submarine cables.
Ukrainian carriers are advised to pay the Romanian road toll before crossing the border
An error in the data on the environmental class automatically transfers the car to the most expensive tariff.
EU Court upholds ban on Russian ships entering ports
The court did not consider the ban on access to ports on the merits, declaring the claim in this part inadmissible.
Processing transit declarations at the port of Constanta takes 2-3 days — AMEU
In the Romanian port of Constanta, the processing of T1 transit declarations usually takes 2-3 days, but in some cases the procedure may take longer.
In October, drones attacked nine merchant ships off the coast of Bulgaria and Romania — AP
Over the course of 24 days in October, drones struck nine merchant ships and tankers in the Black Sea off the coast of Bulgaria and Romania.
Ukraine under-exported rapeseed in October due to logistics problems
In October, Ukraine exported 378 thousand tons of rapeseed, slightly falling short of the planned volumes due to logistical difficulties.
Ukrainian Navy Commander spoke for the first time to representatives of maritime states at the IMO headquarters — Zaluzhnyi
Commander of the Ukrainian Navy Oleksiy Neizhpapa spoke at the headquarters of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London.
Nibulon increased the number of grain suppliers by 15%
In the 2026/27 marketing year, the number of agricultural producers supplying Nibulon products increased to almost 3,900 farms.
Ukraine and 34 other countries called on IMO to strengthen shipping protection in the Black Sea
Ukraine, together with 34 other states, has appealed to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to strengthen the protection of merchant shipping in the Black Sea.
Latvia is preparing a large-scale protest against the transit of Russian grain through the country’s ports
A protest action against the transit of grain from Russia and the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine through the country will take place in Jēkabpils, Latvia on November 7.
Russia sells 7.8% of Sovcomflot amid budget deficit
After Sovcomflot, the Kremlin also plans to sell shares in the Novorossiysk port and Aeroflot.
Russia lost 94% of grain shipments through southern ports
Meanwhile, Russian dictator Putin called the damage from the strikes uncritical and assured that all losses had already been restored.
Tankers carrying Russian diesel to the US are changing their declared routes one by one
Amid the Democrats’ victory in the midterm elections in Congress, American terminals are in no hurry to accept cargo.
New Jersey Governor Urges Ports Not to Accept Tankers with Russian Diesel
New Jersey Governor Mickey Sherrill has urged ports and terminal operators in the state not to accept tankers carrying Russian diesel fuel.
The ports of Reni and Izmail can handle about 15–20% of Ukraine’s agricultural exports
The Danube ports of Reni and Izmail can handle only about 15-20% of the country’s total exports.
Soybean shortage in Ukraine keeps export prices from falling
Prices for agricultural products are kept at $425–430 per ton CPT-port and up to $445 at the western border.
MTWTUU and Danish partners discussed the protection of the rights of Ukrainian seafarers and cooperation
The MTWTU held a working meeting with representatives of the Danish trade union Metal Maritime and the Danish Shipping Association.
