Economy

Saturday, October 14, can be considered a record day for the temporary corridor from Ukrainian ports.

After Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement, the country carried out 17 massive attacks on Ukrainian ports, which led to a 40% decrease in the export potential of the ports.

Regular ships are directed to the ports of Great Odesa through a temporary corridor.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister of the Netherlands Mark Rutte discussed the protection of grain export corridors in the Black Sea.

Three vessels are heading to the ports of Great Odesa via the new grain corridor.

The Romanian government has finally approved the system of import of certain groups of Ukrainian agricultural products, which aims to protect Romanian farmers.

At a meeting on Friday, October 13, the Cabinet of Ministers reduced the rate of deductions to the budget of the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” and state port operators.

Another ship arrived at Ukrainian ports through the “temporary corridor”. The ship is currently anchored near Odessa.

In October, corn and rapeseed are bought at attractive prices only in ports of EU countries. Instead, a situation has developed in the soybean market where foreign and domestic prices compete with each other.

Due to problems with logistics, Ukraine often completely lost a small amount of wheat export markets.