Economy
Freight rates from Ukraine remain consistently high, — ASAP Agri
The market remains expensive, and the shortage of suitable tonnage for voyages from Ukrainian ports continues to affect commercial negotiations.
Ukraine increased sunflower oil exports to the Middle East in March, and deliveries to Jordan reached a record high
The most noticeable growth was recorded in the direction of Jordan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
The competition for the concession of the Chornomorsk port terminals has moved to the stage of dialogue with investors
Ukrainian and international companies have been admitted to the next stage, and the process itself is moving into the competitive dialogue phase.
Egypt will no longer accept grain exported by Russia from TOT, — Zelenskyy
Egypt will refuse grain exported by the Russian Federation from the occupied Ukrainian territories, and at the same time is interested in increasing grain imports from Ukraine.
Grain scheme: court takes suspects into custody in State Food and Grain Corporation of Ukraine case
The court took into custody three suspects in the case of the seizure of grain worth UAH 776 million in the state-owned State Food and Grain Corporation of Ukraine.
UZ will implement a convention for the transportation of goods to stations in the Odesa region
From April 5, JSC Ukrzaliznytsia is introducing a convention on the transportation of goods to some stations of the regional branch of Odesa Railway.
The Supreme Court of Ukraine approved the agreement regarding the Odesa Port Plant: over UAH 77 million will be returned to the state
The High Anti-Corruption Court has approved a plea agreement in the corruption case at the Odesa Port Plant.
ARMA has moved on to preparing the sale of Medvedchuk’s yacht
The National Agency for Tracing and Asset Management (ARMA) has moved to the stage of practical preparation for the sale of the Royal Romance asset.
“There must be a plan B and C”: how logistics planning has changed in Ukraine. Interview with Henri Petrosyan, Director of LUKRO
USM spoke with Henri Petrosyan, director of the logistics company LUKRO, about how Ukrainian logistics has gone from collapse to adaptation, how approaches to transportation planning have changed, how political decisions affect routes, and what role practical experience plays in this.
NABU and Prosecutor’s Office exposed a scheme to seize grain worth UAH 776 million from the state-owned enterprise
NABU and Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office have exposed a large-scale corruption scheme to seize grain from JSC “State Food and Grain Corporation of Ukraine”.
