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AMEU collects data on companies with cargo blocked on the Harrison
The Association of International Freight Forwarders of Ukraine is forming a database of companies whose cargo remains blocked on the Harrison vessel.
Without Black Sea ports, Ukraine can export only half of its agricultural products, — Vysotskyi
Without the resumption of the operation of deep-water Black Sea ports, Ukraine is able to export only about 45–50% of agricultural products intended for foreign markets.
About 125 vessels have accumulated on Sulina due to a week-long break in navigation
The queue of vessels continues to grow at the approaches to the Sulina Canal due to the prolonged closure of navigation due to bad weather.
Agrovista reoriented crop exports to the Danube and the port of Constanta
Agrovista agroholding supplies this year’s products via alternative routes via the Danube Corridor, the port of Constanta and land crossings.
Russia is trying to create a new “shadow fleet” to circumvent sanctions
Russia has begun to commission newly built vessels that can be used as part of a “shadow fleet” to circumvent sanctions and export LNG.
South Korea supplied fuel to Russia using sanctioned tankers, — The Guardian
Three of the seven tankers involved are under UK and EU sanctions.
Russia attacked the port and energy infrastructure of the Mykolaiv region
Port and energy infrastructure facilities of the Mykolaiv region were under attack.
Ukraine received four proposals for a ceasefire in the Black Sea
The proposals came from the US, India, Turkey and Egypt — Kyiv calls the Indian one the most extensive.
Great Britain has imposed new sanctions against vessels of the Russian “shadow fleet”
The UK has included in the new sanctions package vessels that Russia uses to circumvent international restrictions and export energy resources.
Estonia has banned the transit of Russian and Belarusian grain
The Estonian government has approved sanctions that prohibit the transit of grain of Russian and Belarusian origin through the country.
Ship calls in Great Odesa have dropped almost 20 times, cargo is being reoriented to the Danube
The number of ship calls to the ports of Great Odesa in 2026 decreased sharply: if in April the ports received 310 vessels, then in August – only 16.
Rental of UZ grain trucks to Romania has increased almost fourfold
The branch of the Transport Logistics Center of JSC Ukrzaliznytsia has put up one lot for 90 grain trucks in the Prozorro.Sales system. The auction took place on September 25.
The Free Trade Agreement between Ukraine and Turkey has entered into force
The agreement provides for the abolition or reduction of customs duties on a significant part of goods, however, preferences for Ukrainian exports and Turkish imports will come into effect on different dates.
Priority for oilseed exports may lead to grain accumulation in Ukraine
Giving priority in export logistics to oilseeds and processed products could lead to further grain accumulation in Ukraine and a drop in farmers’ incomes.
Contractor’s equipment seized in embezzlement case at Pivdennyi port
The equipment may contain information about the circumstances of the procurement of railway equipment, in which law enforcement officers see a possible overestimation of the cost.
Arkas Logistics ceases operations in Ukraine
Turkish logistics company Arkas Logistics is ceasing operations in Ukraine.
Rapeseed in Ukraine is getting cheaper due to falling prices in Europe, — Agrarian Council
The Ukrainian rapeseed market remains active due to stable demand from Europe. But in the coming weeks, prices may be under pressure due to a correction in the European market.
Egypt reduced imports of Ukrainian wheat by almost 50%
In the 2026/27 season, the largest buyer of Ukrainian wheat reduced grain imports by 49% compared to the same period last year.
