Economy
Turkey wants to return to the “grain corridor” format in the Black Sea
Turkey has intensified negotiations with Ukraine and Russia on the creation of a new security mechanism in the Black Sea.
Ukraine exported only a third of its potential agricultural output in August, — Vysotskyi
In the context of Russian attacks on civilian shipping and seaports, the main export channels remain the railway and the Danube.
Sulina sharply increases vessel traffic ahead of two-day break due to bad weather
About 15-16 vessels passed through the Sulina Canal over the past 24 hours, which significantly exceeds the fleet’s recent pace of passage.
Grain transport by rail across the western borders has increased
In August, the number of wagons with grain cargo transported by rail through the western border crossings increased.
Ukrainian wheat prices rise in the port of Constanta
This week, Ukrainian food wheat in the Romanian port of Constanta has increased in price.
Ukraine and Romania will create a joint coordination center to accelerate the movement of vessels on Sulina
The decision to establish a coordination center was made at a meeting with representatives of the Ministry of Transport of Romania, the Lower Danube Administration AFDJ and the European Commission.
EBA calls on MPs to support temporary moratorium on export duties on some types of oilseeds
The European Business Association has appealed to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine regarding draft law No. 15522.
AMCU allows AD Ports to acquire German MBS Logistics for €70 million
The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has allowed AD Ports Group to acquire the German logistics company MBS Logistics.
Turkey to reduce sunflower import duties amid events in the Black Sea region and drought in Europe
Turkey will reduce the import duty on sunflower seeds from 20% to 12% from October 1, 2026, although the lower rate was supposed to come into effect only from November 30.
Grain exports by rail decreased by 67% in August
In the first 25 days of August, Ukraine exported 461 thousand tons of grain cargo by rail — 67% less than in July.
