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Kernel is not considering relocation abroad and continues to rebuild assets in Ukraine
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the Kernel agricultural holding has invested about $40 million in the restoration of facilities damaged by Russian attacks.
Three countries have proposed options for restoring safe navigation in the Black Sea, — Zelenskyy
Egypt, India and Turkey have submitted to Ukraine their proposals on overcoming the blockade of the Black Sea and restoring safe shipping.
Poland may limit temporary storage of Ukrainian grain during transit, — UGA
The Ukrainian Grain Association has called on the Ministry of Agrarian Policy to verify information about possible restrictions on the temporary storage of Ukrainian grain during transit through Poland.
Sichkar: Trucks stand idle for weeks in Constanta, and documents are processed with delays
Ukrainian cargoes rerouted through the Romanian port of Constanta are facing long delays in road delivery and customs clearance.
Corn prices in Danube ports rose by another $2–6/t
Purchase prices for feed corn in Danube ports have increased to $167–175/t CPT-port.
Ukraine can export up to 20 million tons of grain through Baltic ports
Ukraine is considering the Baltic ports as one of the alternative routes for agricultural exports amid Russian attacks on the port infrastructure of Great Odesa.
Bulgaria proposes turning the Black Sea into a “collective security” zone
Bulgaria seeks to reach an agreement on freedom of navigation together with the countries of the region and all interested parties.
Zelenskyy and Erdogan discussed security in the Black Sea and the work of the export corridor
There are various options on the table for restoring the maritime export corridor — all that is needed is Russia’s willingness to stop attacking infrastructure.
In the Odesa region, the Border Guard rescued sailors from a ship attacked by a Russian drone (video)
In the Odesa region, the Border Guard evacuated the crew of a civilian vessel after a Russian drone hit it.
Global wheat prices rise due to disruptions in Black Sea exports, — Reuters
Global wheat buyers are bracing for further price increases as supplies from the Black Sea region drop sharply.
