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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.
Kernel-Trade to place $50 million in foreign currency bonds
This is the first public issue of foreign currency corporate bonds of this size in Ukraine.
Due to the shutdown of the ports of Great Odesa, 5 million tons of sunflower may not be processed
Six vessels that regularly call at ports produce a maximum of 60 thousand tons of oil per month.
CMA CGM introduces additional military fee for cargo transportation in the Black Sea
From November 9, the French shipping company CMA CGM will introduce an additional fee for military risks for container transportation from and to the countries of the Black Sea region.
The tanker Wine Trader, damaged near Romania, was towed to Varna for repairs
The tanker Wine Trader, which was hit by Russian drones off the coast of Romania in October, has been taken to Varna for repairs.
Ukrzaliznytsia has limited grain transportation to Reni, as well as Romania and Moldova
From November 3, Ukrzaliznytsia has introduced restrictions on the use of its own grain carriers on certain routes to the Danube port of Reni, as well as to Romania and Moldova.
Zelenskyy and Erdogan discussed shipping safety rules in the Black Sea
Ukraine and Turkey have discussed mutual rules that should ensure a minimum level of safety for civilian shipping in the Black Sea.
IMK shares fell by 17.4% in a week
Over the past week, shares of Ukrainian agricultural companies traded on the Warsaw and London stock exchanges have shown a decline.
NABU completed the investigation into the case of grain from the State Food and Grain Corporation of Ukraine worth UAH 776 million
The scheme worked because the original bills of lading ended up with the buyer without payment.
Russians attacked Izmail’s infrastructure: a grain warehouse was hit
On the night of November 2, the enemy carried out an air attack on the Izmail district. In particular, the Russians attacked a grain warehouse.
Only 10 thousand tons of grain were delivered to the ports of Odesa by rail per month
In general, 69.8% less grain passed through the ports of Great Odesa than a month earlier.
Russian tankers under sanctions have begun to be protected with nets from drones
Russian oil tankers in the Black Sea are increasingly being equipped with home-made protection against drones.
Freight from the Danube to Egypt reached $120 per ton
The gap between shipowners and charterers’ expectations persists, with only one fixation.
