Economy
100 hectares of land are being sold near the Pivdennyi port for a port-railway hub
In the Odesa region, 100 hectares of land are being sold near the port of Pivdenny for a deep-water port-railway hub.
Another ship with stolen grain heads from Mariupol to Egypt
A bulk carrier under the Russian flag loaded over 7 thousand tons of stolen wheat in occupied Mariupol.
Wheat prices rose by 100–150 UAH/t in the ports of Great Odesa
Prices were supported by the increase in grain prices on a FOB basis, more active demand, restraining sales by farmers, and the weakening of the hryvnia against the dollar.
Bureau of Economic Security stopped an attempt to export 28 thousand tons of corn through the port of Odesa
In Odesa, a scheme for minimizing taxes during the export of agricultural products of unknown origin was exposed.
Exporting grain only through certified elevators may have negative consequences, — Agrarian Council
The All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council believes that the initiative to introduce grain exports exclusively through certified elevators may create significant obstacles for Ukrainian farmers.
Bulk carrier under Russian flag transports 19,000 tons of stolen grain from Sevastopol to Turkey
The “Novaya Zemlya” vessel loaded 19 thousand tons of wheat in Sevastopol and plans to go to the Turkish port of Iskenderun.
Rising freight rates make some grain transportation economically unprofitable
The increase in the cost of logistics does not increase exporters’ income, since the pressure of freight rates is actually transferred to FOB and domestic prices in Ukraine.
Bulk carrier with stolen grain from occupied Mariupol is being unloaded in Egypt
The Russian-flagged “Victoria K” vessel arrived in the Egyptian port of Alexandria with stolen grain.
Ukraine supplied about 92% of sunflower oil imports to the EU
From July 2025 to the beginning of February 2026, EU countries imported almost 1.04 million tons of sunflower oil, of which 950 thousand tons fell to Ukraine.
Ukrzaliznytsia will receive 1,592 wagons confiscated from the Russians
So far, the Government has designated the State Property Fund as the management body for 1,592 wagons that previously belonged to Russian companies and were confiscated in Ukraine.
