Economy
Poland is preparing special corridors to increase the transit of Ukrainian grain
Currently, the decision to ban the import of Ukrainian grain to Poland remains in force. However, Poland plans to help Ukraine increase grain transit.
Best solution for the parties: Poland will help with the transit of Ukrainian grain, but will continue the import ban
President of Poland Andrzej Duda said that the country will continue to help with the transit of Ukrainian grain. However, Poland will keep the ban on imports into the country.
Another vessel with Ukrainian grain arrived in Turkey from Chornomorsk
Dry cargo with Ukrainian grain reached the territorial waters of Turkey through a temporary corridor without incident.
Moldovan farmers demand a ban on the import of Ukrainian sunflower seeds
In Moldova, agrarians are again protesting over Ukrainian agricultural products. This time, farmers are demanding a ban on the import of sunflower seeds.
UDS launches a line to Constanta
Barges of PJSC “Ukrainian Danube Shipping” (UDS) will ply from the Lower Danube to the port of Constanta.
The number of wagons at the western border crossings reached 11,000
More than 11,000 wagons are currently awaiting transfer through the western border crossings. The queue grew by 800 cars during the month.
Ukraine exported almost 700,000 tons of agricultural products by rail
During September, Ukraine exported 683,000 tons of agricultural products by rail.
Farmers will import Ukrainian grain in Romania, and only if necessary
The Ministers of Agriculture of Romania and Ukraine, Florin Barbu and Mykola Solsky, have agreed on a new mechanism, according to which four types of Ukrainian cereals can be imported into Romania again.
Three ships are moving to Ukrainian ports
Three more bulk carriers today confirmed their willingness to use the temporary corridor for civilian vessels.
The US State Department: Russia’s influence on the export of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea will decrease in the coming weeks
Russia’s levers of influence on Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea are likely to weaken in the coming weeks.
