Economy
Romania increased its acceptance of Ukrainian grain by 23% per month
At the same time, more than 20 thousand wagons have already accumulated on the approaches to the border.
Corn prices in Ukrainian ports fall for fifth week in a row
In the last month alone, corn in Danube ports has lost about $20 per ton.
The Bulgarian Navy tried to sink the Khoryv – the wreckage of the ship partially sank to the bottom
The drift of the wreck of the stricken ship has stopped, which has reduced the risk of it being washed ashore.
UZ: to get priority, oil workers must form route trains
For smaller batches, you will have to order an accumulation service and form a route train.
The financial reserve of Ukrainian farmers has more than halved due to export problems
The financial reserve of agricultural producers in Ukraine has decreased from approximately $5 billion to $2 billion since the beginning of 2026 amid restrictions on the export of agricultural products.
UN ready to purchase up to 1 million tons of Ukrainian grain
The UN World Food Program (WFP) is ready to purchase up to 1 million tons of Ukrainian grain for humanitarian operations.
USPA plans to charter a floating crane with a grab for almost UAH 13 million
The Delta-Pilot branch of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Administration has announced a tender for the chartering of a non-self-propelled floating crane with a grab.
Ukraine asks Moldova to extend transit discount in 2027
The current preferential conditions are valid until the end of 2026, that is, they expire in less than two months.
ARMA puts nine seized vessels up for sale in Izmail for the third time
The Asset Management and Tracing Agency (ARMA) has announced the third auction for the sale of nine arrested vessels located in Izmail.
The Ministry of Infrastructure continues to work on the terms of the concession at the port of Chornomorsk
On Tuesday, October 27, the regular meeting of the Competition Commission to determine the concessionaire for the first and container terminals in the port of Chornomorsk was held.
