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Maersk updated tariffs for rail transportation between Constanta and Ukraine
Maersk Ukraine has updated its rates for rail container transportation between the port of Constanta in Romania and Ukrainian terminals.
Obstacles to exports: UCAB calls on UZ and government to reconsider decisions regarding grain carriers
UCAB expressed concern about the intentions of JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia” to effectively completely restrict access of private railcar fleet to 1435 mm bogies from October 1.
Transit via the Danube to Ukrainian ports extended by 2.5 times
The duration of voyages via the Danube to and from Ukrainian ports has increased significantly – some shipments now take about a month.
Russia seeks bypasses for grain exports through the Far East, — Bloomberg
In particular, Moscow is discussing with Beijing transit through Chinese territory for further sale in Southeast Asia.
The Danube route took almost all of the rail transport of grain to the ports
Only 2.9 thousand tons of grain passed through the ports of Great Odesa in the nine days of September, compared to 43.4 thousand tons a month earlier.
The demand for seafarer’s licenses in Warsaw exceeded the service’s capabilities
The queue for issuing a seaman’s identity card at the State Enterprise “Morrichservice” in Warsaw has actually formed before the completion of the pilot project.
Sulinа Canal closed to shipping due to high waves
The Sulina Canal was temporarily closed to shipping on September 14 due to high waves.
Koretskyi: Ukraine has received guaranteed capacity in the future LNG terminal in Klaipeda
Ukraine has received guaranteed capacity for regasification of liquefied natural gas at a new terminal in Klaipeda (Lithuania).
Agrarian Council: without exports via the Black Sea, the deficit in the agricultural sector could reach $7–8 billion
By the end of 2026, the deficit in the Ukrainian agricultural sector could reach $7–8 billion if the situation with sea exports does not change.
Russia sues Korean shipyard over gas carriers for Arctic LNG 2
The Russians have filed a claim for 1.37 trillion won with the Singapore International Arbitration Center. The Russian side has not yet provided a calculation of damages.
