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The Ministry of Agriculture discussed the development of the Mykolaiv port hub
The Ministry held a meeting of the Coordination Council on Logistics in Agriculture.
US sanctions force Russia to sell oil to China at lower prices
Strengthening US sanctions complicate the logistics of Russian oil, forcing sellers to offer discounts to Chinese buyers.
The Danube is losing its competitiveness, — Nibulon
Ports on the Danube are losing their competitiveness due to the resumption of work at the ports of Great Odesa.
Russia is preparing the ground for provocations in the Baltic Sea to discredit Ukraine
Russia may use the Baltic Sea for information manipulation against Ukraine to reduce the level of Western support.
Albania will help Ukraine fight the Russian shadow fleet
The prime ministers of Ukraine and Albania discussed sanctions pressure on Russia, defense cooperation, and countering the Kremlin’s illegal schemes at sea.
India does not accept tanker with sanctioned Russian oil, — Bloomberg
The Cordelia Moon tanker, carrying oil from a company that has been sanctioned by the US, has been off the west coast of India for several days and has not entered a port.
Ukrainian river logistics awaits a reboot after the war
River transport in Ukraine virtually ceased to exist due to the war, and logistics flows shifted to sea ports. NIBULON Logistics Director Serhiy Kalkutin told USM about the main challenges faced by Ukrainian river logistics during the war, the future of inland waterways, the blocked fleet in Mykolaiv, and the prospects for the restoration of navigation on the Dnipro. Is it worth investing in river transport, and what opportunities will open up after the war?
Russia announced Ukraine’s plans to blow up a foreign ship
Russian intelligence claims that the explosion was allegedly planned so that NATO would close Russia’s access to the Baltic Sea.
Ukrainian standards for training seafarers recognized by IMO committee
Ukraine’s results in the field of seafarer certification have been highly appreciated at the international level.
Ukrainian sailor who was discharged from ship managed to receive $2,500 in compensation
The Ukrainian Maritime Transport Workers’ Union (ITF) and the Ukrainian Maritime Transport Workers’ Union (MTWTU) helped defend the rights of a Ukrainian seafarer whose contract was terminated early by the shipowner.
The US predicts a significant reduction in grain production and exports in Ukraine
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) predicts a significant decrease in the production and export of grain crops in Ukraine.
Kazakhstan begins exporting mineral fertilizers bypassing Russia
Kazakhstan has exported mineral fertilizers of ammophos for the first time via the Trans-Caspian international transport route, bypassing Russia.
Trump imposed a 25% tariff on steel imports and also canceled the duty-free regime for Ukraine
US President Donald Trump has imposed a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports. He also canceled the duty-free regime for steel from Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers dismissed the head of the Shipping Administration
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dismissed Yevheniy Ignatenko from the post of Head of the Shipping Administration.
USPA wants to recover $50 million from ex-Minister of Infrastructure Pyvovarskyi
The court accepted the lawsuit of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority (USPA).
Global importers reduce wheat purchases due to financial difficulties
Economic recession and currency volatility are holding back grain demand, which, together with low global inventories, is putting pressure on grain prices.
Russian port elevator polluted the Sea of Azov
In the port of Yeisk, environmental pollution of the Sea of Azov was recorded, caused by the negligence of a Russian company during grain transshipment.
The Ministry of Agricultural Policy announced the minimum prices for export grain in February
The minimum prices for agricultural products for the current month are set within the framework of the export support regime.
