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Ukraine has changed the rules for certifying seafarers
Changes to the rules for certifying seafarers have come into force in Ukraine.
The management of the Borivazh terminal announced a raider seizure, – media
The management of the Borivazh sea grain terminal in the port of Pivdennyi announced the forcible seizure of the facility by a group of unknown persons.
The court returned a berth in one of the Danube ports to state ownership
At the request of the Odesa Regional Prosecutor’s Office, the court returned the berth to state ownership, the private property right to which was illegally registered under the company.
Alternative logistics of Ukrainian grain through Baltic ports discussed in Brussels
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy also sets itself the task of forming a coordinated Baltic approach to verifying the origin of grain.
Nibulon tops the list of top grain exporters in Ukraine in 2026
Among the most successful exporters of Ukrainian grain in 2026 are Nibulon, ADM Ukraine, Cargill, Kernel and Louis Dreyfus Company.
Russia rejected all proposals for a ceasefire in the Black Sea, — Vysotskyi
The mediator countries have informed Kyiv that Moscow has rejected all of its partners’ proposals for a limited ceasefire or a moratorium on strikes.
Barge freight continues to grow amid closure of the Sulina Canal
In the fire segment, a significant gap between charterers’ and shipowners’ rates remains, while demand for barge tonnage is pushing prices up.
Russia attacked port infrastructure in the Odesa region
Russia has once again attacked port infrastructure facilities in the Odesa region.
Ukraine asks EU to help export over 30 million tons of agricultural products
Ukraine has proposed that the EU create a mechanism to support alternative logistics, as more than 30 million tons of agricultural products may remain unexported due to port restrictions.
ARMA has put up for auction nine arrested vessels located in Izmail
Some of the ships, which were put up for auction for over UAH 151 million, were damaged as a result of Russian attacks.
The port of Constanta handled 8 million tons of cargo, the share of Ukrainian grain was less than 7%.
The Romanian port of Constanta handled 8 million tons of cargo in two months, and only 550 thousand tons were Ukrainian grain.
Stevedoring company put up for sale in the port of Reni: what is known
The port of Reni is selling 100% of a stevedoring company focused on working with grain cargo. The cost of the asset is not disclosed.
Sulina Canal closed due to bad weather, queue of ships grows again
The Sulina Canal remains closed to navigation due to bad weather, and about 70 vessels have accumulated in the roadstead.
Russia strikes Palau-flagged ship in Odesa region
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported on the attack, summing up the night and morning attacks in the regions of Ukraine.
Danube ports exported 917.7 thousand tons of agricultural products — 22.9% more than in all of August
Instead, only 25.6 thousand tons of grain passed through the terminals of Great Odesa in 22 days of September.
Russia attacked port infrastructure in Kiliya
On the night of September 27, Russian troops launched an air strike on the city of Kiliya in the Odesa region.
Grain exports by rail across the western border increased by 68% in September
As a result of the Russian Federation’s attacks on port infrastructure, about 83% of grain export shipments by rail fall on western border crossings.
Nibulon needs about $170 million in financing for the 2026/27 season, — Vadatursky
Nibulon’s working capital and trade financing needs for the 2026/27 season are about $170 million.
