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Vessels cannot reach Ukrainian ports on the Danube due to queue at Sulina
About 80 vessels are waiting to pass through Sulina, while some berths in Ukrainian Danube ports remain free.
Ukraine loses €60 million in export revenue every day due to Russian attacks, says Kallas
Ukraine is losing about €60 million in export revenue every day due to increased Russian attacks on export infrastructure and shipping in the Black Sea.
EBA and the Ministry of Infrastructure discussed key challenges of the port industry
The EBA Logistics Committee and the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure paid attention to pressing issues, in particular, shipping insurance.
The US wants to legalize part of the shadow fleet
The scheme provides that investors will be able to buy idle sanctioned vessels, repair them and carry only legal oil.
Shares of six Ukrainian agricultural companies fell in price in a week
Agroton lost the most over the week — 8.2%, only IMC shares increased by 0.5%.
Port blockade threatens payment of rent for land shares, — Agrarian Council
As a result of the blockade of the Black Sea ports, farmers are already suffering financial losses, in particular, this may lead to delays in paying rent for land.
Romania wants to limit unscheduled freight train traffic to the port of Constanta
The Romanian Ministry of Transport has prepared a draft order that should restrict access to the port of Constanta for freight trains arriving outside the approved schedule.
The captain of the ship that exported over 50 thousand tons of stolen grain from Ukraine was informed of suspicion
The SBU and the Prosecutor General’s Office have collected evidence against the captain of a ship that, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, exported more than 54 thousand tons of grain from Ukraine.
The privatization auction of the Odesa Port Plant did not take place due to the lack of participants
The auction for the sale of 99.5667% of the shares of the Odesa Port Plant, scheduled for October 19, did not take place due to the lack of participants.
SBU detained company executives in Odesa in connection with the sale of grain stolen from Russia
The Security Service of Ukraine detained two company executives in Odesa, who are suspected of helping Russia legalize almost 8 thousand tons of stolen Ukrainian grain.
