Economy
UDS transported a record amount of cargo since the beginning of the full-scale war
Over 206,000 tons of cargo was transported by PJSC “UDS” in August.
In the Pivdennyi port the losses due to disrupted grain deliveries are laid on farmers
Due to the unstable operation of the Grain Agreement in the last six months of its existence, grain producers are at risk of incurring huge losses, because traders and terminals are trying to shift responsibility to them.
Compensation for the transit of Ukrainian grain to Baltic ports will amount to 600 million euros
600 million euros are needed to compensate the cost of the transit of Ukrainian grain to ports on the Baltic Sea.
“Nibulon” and “Kredobank” agreed on the loan restructuring
This week, “Nibulon” and JSC “Kredobank” signed the restructuring of the terms of the loan agreement.
Two blocked vessels left the port Pivdennyi with a cargo of iron and ore
Two ships, which had been blocked there since the beginning of the full-scale war, left the Southern port.
UZ raised the fee for the use of grain trucks and semi-wagons
Since September 1, JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia” has raised the cost of using its own wagons, in particular, semi-wagons and grain trucks.
The Polish European Commissioner supported the continuation of the ban on Ukrainian agricultural exports
EU Commissioner for Agriculture Janusz Wojciechowski supported the extension of the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain until the end of 2023.
Grain for 23 million: Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office and NABU are investigating the theft of Ukrainian wheat
Two directors of state-owned enterprises are suspected of embezzling 5,000 tons of wheat worth UAH 23 million.
100 wagons with grain pass through the Ukrainian-Romanian border every day
The number of wagons with grain transferred through Romanian border crossings increased to 101 wagons per day.
The UN has prepared a new package of proposals for the Grain Agreement
The UN prepared new proposals for the Grain Agreement, taking into account Turkey’s proposals.
