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Most grain goes to Poland via railway border crossings, — UZ
In August, 192.8 wagons of grain were transferred through the western railway border crossings per day. This is 2.7 times more than in July.
Latvia and Lithuania may stop transshipment of Russian grain through their ports
Latvia and Lithuania are considering restrictions on the transshipment of Russian grain through their ports amid growing transit from Russia.
Drones attacked the sanctioned Russian ship “Lady Mariia” in the Mediterranean Sea
The Russian roll-on roll-off ship Lady Mariia, which is under US and Ukrainian sanctions, was attacked by drones in the Mediterranean Sea on September 6.
Lithuania searches for stolen Ukrainian grain among Russian agricultural products
Samples from a batch of “Russian” grain at a customs warehouse in Klaipeda have been sent for laboratory analysis to France to verify its true origin.
The icebreaker “Admiral Makarov” was on fire in St. Petersburg
The fire broke out in the hold of the ship, which is undergoing repairs at the Kronstadt Shipyard. The fire was extinguished for four hours.
The European Commission called the Danube Corridor the most promising alternative for Ukrainian exports
The EU is monitoring the situation in the Black Sea and adapting the capacity of alternative routes through the Solidarity Lanes mechanisms.
Ukrainian business loses about $450,000 daily due to queues at Sulina
About 90% of ships waiting to pass through the canal are already on demurrage.
Ukraine and Italy discussed ways to support agricultural exports after Russian attacks on ports
The parties discussed the consequences of Russian attacks on the port infrastructure of Great Odesa, risks for the export of Ukrainian agricultural products and possible directions for strengthening support for Ukrainian agricultural producers from Italy.
Azerbaijan proposed new routes for the export of Ukrainian agricultural products
Azerbaijan has proposed to more actively use its logistics infrastructure for the export of Ukrainian agricultural products to Central Asia and the Middle East.
Romania wants to increase the transit of Ukrainian grain through the port of Constanta
Romania supports the expansion of Ukrainian grain transit through the port of Constanta for further export to the Middle East and Africa.
Corn shortage in the EU drives up prices for long-distance deliveries from Ukraine
Purchase prices for fodder corn for delivery in January-February are mostly announced within the range of €192–198/t FCA-Chop.
Moldovan Railways does not agree to the transfer of grain through Kuchurhan – UZ changes the route
The State Enterprise “Moldovan Railways” currently does not approve the transfer of grain cargo through this border crossing, so Ukrzaliznytsia is redirecting them to other junctions.
Crisis in the agricultural and maritime sectors: at the beginning of the winter sowing season, the restrained position of banks became an obstacle
Against the background of the lack of sea exports and the start of winter crop sowing, the key obstacle for agricultural producers has become the restrained position of commercial banks.
EU prepares largest sanctions package against the “shadow fleet” and Russian citizens
The response to the attempted sabotage at Leipzig airport could be restrictions on tourist visas for Russians and additional sanctions against “shadow fleet” tankers.
Kalashnyk: Shipping through the ports of Great Odesa has effectively stopped since July 22
Russian attacks have effectively stopped shipping through the ports of Great Odesa since July 22.
How the Russian Federation is forming a fleet to export Ukrainian grain. Interview with journalist Kateryna Yaresko of the SeaKrime project
During the years of occupation, Russia has formed a stable system for exporting stolen Ukrainian grain: the same ships that regularly enter closed ports, shell companies, fake documents about the origin of the cargo, as well as buyers willing to work with “toxic” grain.
More than UAH 4.3 million will be recovered from former Minister of Agricultural Policy Koval in state revenue
The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court has declared unfounded part of the asset registered in the name of a relative of the former Minister of Agrarian Policy.
The work of the Orlivka ferry crossing point has been resumed
The Orlivka ferry crossing point on the Ukrainian-Romanian border has resumed operations after the Russian attack.
