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UGA urged the government not to give priority to certain agricultural cargoes
The Ukrainian Grain Association has urged the government not to introduce priority for certain types of agricultural products during export transportation, border crossing and port transshipment.
Spanish Boluda Towage may gain control of Ukrainian towing operator LBSh
The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has allowed BT Black Sea S.a.r.l., owned by the Spanish Boluda Towage, to acquire control over the Ukrainian towing operator LLC LBSh.
The next big oil disaster will come from the ‘shadow fleet,’ — Callas
About 670 vessels of the “shadow fleet” are currently under EU sanctions, although the total fleet size exceeds 1,480.
Pope calls for safe transportation of grain across the Black Sea
The pontiff’s appeal came during Sunday prayers in St. Peter’s Square.
The port infrastructure of the Mykolaiv region is under attack again – the unloading complex was on fire
The fire engulfed the unloading complex of the terminal of a private logistics company.
Trump announced an agreement with Putin on the supply of more than 4.8 million tons of diesel
US President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Vladimir Putin on large-scale supplies of Russian diesel fuel.
Russia is processing grain transit through China due to problems in the Black Sea
Russian grain exporters are working on the possibility of grain transit through China due to logistics restrictions in the Azov-Black Sea basin.
Vysotskyi: The Ministry of Agriculture has raised over $45 million for programs to support temporary grain storage facilities
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy has collected a total of over $45 million for programs to support temporary grain storage facilities in sleeves.
New procedures are being prepared at Sulina to speed up the passage of ships
Sulina administration and ship agents discussed new procedures to speed up the clearance of vessels for entry and exit.
Blockade of Black Sea ports could cost Ukraine 2.2% of GDP — Dragon Capital
The blockade of Ukrainian Black Sea ports could lead to a loss of about 2.2% of real GDP.
