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Without the maritime corridor, Ukraine could lose up to half of its iron ore exports, — UZ
The cessation of the maritime corridor could lead to a significant reduction in Ukrainian iron ore exports.
Alternative routes can take on up to 75% of the cargo of the maritime corridor, — Derkach
Alternative logistics routes can ensure the export of about 4.5 million tons of cargo per month out of approximately 6 million tons.
USPA explained how the queue of ships is formed for passage through the Sulina Canal
The Sulina Canal is managed by the Romanian AFDJ, which directly carries out pilotage and maintenance of vessels in the canal.
In Russian ports in the Sea of Azov, ships are returning cargo to shore due to blocked exits
Vessels that remain blocked, in particular, in the ports of Azov and Rostov, have begun unloading already accepted cargoes back to shore.
European buyers have almost stopped purchasing Ukrainian wheat at the western border
Further imports above the established volume involve payment of duties, which makes Ukrainian grain lose its price competitiveness.
Turkey could lose up to $20 billion due to reduced shipping in the Black Sea
The Turkish maritime business has seen a sharp decline in the number of ships passing through the country’s straits.
From September 1, Maersk changes tariffs for container transportation between Ukraine and Gdansk
Maersk Ukraine has warned customers that from September 1, 2026, tariffs for container rail transportation between Ukrainian terminals and the Polish port of Gdansk (DCT) will change.
Nibulon proposes a mechanism that could add up to 100,000 tons of traffic per month to the Danube Corridor
According to the company’s assessment, the potential of the new solution on the scale of the Danube export corridor could be up to 100 thousand tons of additional transportation per month.
Wheat exports from the Black Sea are falling, but the world market has not yet responded with price increases
Ukraine and Russia sharply reduced wheat export rates in August due to shipping problems and attacks on port infrastructure.
Bulgaria introduces enhanced control of Ukrainian sunflower
Bulgaria plans to test all sunflower seed shipments from Ukraine for pesticide residues.
