Economy
An electronic queue for ships was introduced in the seaports of Odesa
In the ports of Odesa, Chornomorsk and Pivdennyi, an electronic queue was introduced for the processing of ships.
Farmers are asking for an increase in the duty on sunflower export
The representatives of the oil and fat industry are asking the Ministry of Economy to increase the duty on the export of sunflower seeds to 10% from 3.5%.
UDS will be able to transfer cargo from barges in the port Sulina
PJSC “Ukrainian Danube Shipping” received an offer to transfer cargo from river barges to sea vessels in the port of Sulina.
Shipments of vessels through the “grain corridor” decreased by almost a third
The number of ship departures from the ports of Great Odessa decreased by 26% during the week.
Russian and Belarusian property worth UAH 844 million was transferred to the Agency of Investigation and Asset Management
Law enforcement officers handed over russian and Belarusian property worth more than UAH 844 million to the Agency for Investigation and Asset Management.
The number of russian ship calls to the EU ports has decreased
The calls of russian vessels to EU ports decreased tenfold in the third quarter, compared to the corresponding period last year, and to US and UK ports completely stopped six months ago.
Back to Communism: russia wants to limit freight rates for its carriers
The Ministry of Transport of russian federation offered the government to independently determine the cargo and the cost of freight during their transportation.
USAID signed the first agreement with Ukrainian farmers
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will provide grain storage services. The first agreement was concluded with the farmers of the Lviv region.
More than 100,000 tons of food were sent from the ports of Great Odesa
Today, October 25, four more vessels departed from the ports of Odesa and Pivdennyi as part of the “grain agreement”.
A ship stealing Ukrainian grain entered the port of Sevastopol
Yesterday, October 24, the ship “Matros Koshka”, which was transporting stolen Ukrainian grain, entered the port of occupied Sevastopol.
