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Sunflower shortage forced Kernel to switch to soybean processing
Agroholding Kernel has started processing soybeans at three of its plants due to a shortage of sunflower seeds on the market.
Portuguese court acquits sailors who refused to follow Russian ship
A court in Portugal acquitted sailors who refused to go to sea to observe a Russian warship.
Russia supplies stolen Ukrainian grain to Houthis: UN allows ship to pass
A Russian-flagged vessel has secretly exported grain from the port of occupied Sevastopol to Houthi-controlled Yemen for the second time in months.
G7 plans to tighten sanctions against Russian oil
The G7 countries are discussing new price caps on Russian oil exported by sea.
An explosion occurred near the base of the Russian Northern Fleet (video)
An explosion occurred at the base of the Northern Fleet of the Russian Federation in Severomorsk. Its territory houses command centers and tests of the latest weapons are being conducted.
Ukraine is approaching a record in agricultural exports
By the end of the year, Ukraine plans to reach about 77 million tons in agricultural exports.
Installed cameras at the port of Mykolaiv: traitor sentenced to 15 years
The court found guilty a traitor who installed webcams near the Mykolaiv seaport to spy on the ships of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Three agricultural companies made it into the top 25 of the “white business club”
Three Ukrainian agribusiness companies have made it to the top 25 of the “white business club.”
Neizhpapa told when Ukraine will receive new mine-clearing ships
It is expected that Ukraine will receive two mine-clearing ships from the Netherlands, and one more from Belgium.
The US has imposed repeated sanctions against vessels involved in Nord Stream 2
The US State Department announced the introduction of new sanctions against companies, vessels and individuals involved in the Russian gas pipeline “Nord Stream-2”.
Britain to allocate $286 million to strengthen Ukraine’s Navy
The new military aid package focuses on strengthening Ukraine’s navy.
Damages from Russian tanker accidents in the Kerch Strait could reach $14 billion
Damages from accidents involving two Russian tankers in the Kerch Strait could reach $14 billion.
Decline in grain exports from Ukraine affected freight rates
Rates for grain transportation from the ports of Great Odesa to Mediterranean countries have fallen by an average of two dollars per ton.
Sudan refuses to host Russian naval base
Sudan has refused to host a Russian naval base due to fears that this could cause a negative reaction from Western countries.
The situation with grain exports at ports has improved compared to the beginning of December, – Gorbachev
In early December, almost 700 thousand tons of agricultural products were stuck in ports. The situation has improved now.
In Chornomorsk, they plan to build a roundabout to the port
In the Black Sea Port, during a working meeting, issues of transport infrastructure development were discussed.
Dolphins and birds die in Russian tanker accident in Black Sea
Fuel oil, which after the accident is leaking from the Russian tankers “Volgoneft 212” and “Volgoneft 239”, will lead to the death of marine life – fish, dolphins and waterfowl.
Another Russian tanker breaks down in the Pacific Ocean
There have been four accidents involving Russian tankers in a week. This time, another ship broke down in the Pacific Ocean.
