Economy
Almost 1 million tons of oilseeds were processed at Kernel in the second quarter of the fiscal year
The main share of processing was provided by sunflower – about 85% of the total volume.
Stock exchanges record positive dynamics of shares of most Ukrainian agricultural holdings
Shares of Ukrainian agricultural companies traded on stock exchanges showed mostly positive dynamics last week.
The transfer of grain wagons across the western borders has slowed down in almost all directions
Previous export volumes are preserved only in the Hungarian direction.
The Suez Canal after the crisis: what carriers are preparing for in 2026
The Suez Canal, which for decades was an important part of the trade route between Asia and Europe, is no longer a sustainable solution. Despite the formal decrease in military activity in the Red Sea, the shipping market has not returned to its pre-crisis logic.
In turn, the market is now experiencing planning uncertainty, with which carriers enter 2026. USM tells what challenges await the industry in 2026 and what Ukrainian logisticians advise to do.
Low supply and logistics disruptions have pushed up corn prices at ports
At the start of the year, farmers held back sales, logistics were hampered by weather and shelling, and port disruptions created a grain shortage.
Simplification of customs procedures in Ukrainian ports will begin on January 25
The process of preliminary clearance of cargo will start tomorrow at the Black Sea Fishing Port.
Kernel lost 500 tons of oil due to Russian shelling
As a result of drone attacks on the Kernel port infrastructure, oil storage tanks and other power plants were damaged.
100 million tons of grain transported via the Ukrainian maritime corridor
Since the beginning of the Ukrainian maritime corridor in 2023, 100 million tons of grain cargo have passed through the seaports of Ukraine.
MHP was the first in Ukraine to close a deal to issue Eurobonds after 2022
MHP Agroholding became the first company in Ukraine to close a deal on a new Eurobond issue after the start of a full-scale war.
Demand for Ukrainian wheat may increase amid problems with export licenses in Russia
Russia has introduced an export quota for wheat since February 15, which may temporarily shift operational purchases to Ukrainian grain.
