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Purchase prices for new crop corn in Danube ports have decreased to $165–170/t CPT-port.

Russia damaged the Bilhorod-Dniester bridge in the Odesa region, which significantly limited Ukraine’s ability to deliver grain to Danube ports.

On September 17, the Latvian Seimas began consideration of a bill that will allow for an accelerated review of the fee for using the railway infrastructure during the transit of grain from Russia by the end of the year.

The Ukrainian Agricultural Business Club proposes that the government give priority status to agrologistics and port processing of agricultural products with high added value.

At an extraordinary meeting of the Moldovan-Ukrainian specialized commission, the parties failed to agree on a new regime for water discharges from the Dnister reservoir.

Russian troops are carrying out air and bomb strikes on port facilities and infrastructure in Mykolaiv.

On the morning of September 17, a Russian UAV attacked a Tanzanian-flagged vessel heading to one of the Ukrainian ports.

The demand prices for food wheat of grades 2 and 3 have decreased to $170–178 and $167–175/t CPT-port, respectively.

The restoration of port operations is among the key tasks of the Ministry of Reconstruction, Infrastructure and Transport for 2026-2027.

The European Commission has refused to revise the quota for Ukrainian wheat imports, but another quota remains available for exporters.

Dry cargo VYSSOS under the flag of Panama, which was blown up by a mine in the Danube Delta three years ago, was put up for auction for UAH 40 million.

Ukraine has completed another stage of construction of a non-self-propelled dredger of project 90412M.6 — its hull has been launched.

Agroholding “Nibulon” signed a memorandum and joined the creation of the Consortium “Agency for Humanitarian Demining of Water Areas of Ukraine”.

The Ukrainian Agrarian Business Club Association appealed to the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Prime Minister of Ukraine Serhiy Koretskyi.

The names of ten Russian servicemen who carried out missile strikes on the port infrastructure of the Odessa region in July 2026 have been made public.

Ukraine and the International Maritime Organization (IMO) continue to work together to protect freedom of navigation in the Black Sea amid Russian attacks on ports.

The device is in very good technical condition, which will allow specialists to examine its design in detail.

Ankara has already sent its proposals to the Ukrainian and Russian sides, received responses and is working on their coordination.