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The Ministry of Development and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine condemned the opening of a “checkpoint” by the invaders in Berdyansk
Ukrainian officials have warned of risks for foreign companies after the Russians opened a so-called checkpoint in occupied Berdyansk.
Over 300 thousand tons of agricultural products have already been shipped within the framework of Grain from Ukraine
The Grain from Ukraine humanitarian initiative has made it possible to ensure the supply of Ukrainian grain to Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
Russians attacked Izmail’s port infrastructure
The enemy has once again inflicted a massive blow on the civilian infrastructure of the Odesa region.
Russia is preparing the occupied Berdyansk port for the export of Ukrainian grain
The head of the Russian government signed a decree, according to which a permanent border post is being created in the seaport for the passage of goods.
The Verkhovna Rada discussed the issue of UZ tariffs for freight transportation
JSC Ukrzaliznytsia has once again come under criticism due to freight tariffs.
Russia’s seaborne crude oil exports are not decreasing, but rather growing, – Klymenko
In September 2025 alone, Russia’s crude oil exports increased from 22 to 23 million tons. Almost all of the increase was provided by Russian ports in the Black Sea.
Nibulon repaid $1 million investment in digital twin of grain elevators
In less than a year, the Nibulon agricultural holding returned about $1 million in investments invested in creating a digital twin of elevators based on the IT-Enterprise ERP system.
Bunge announces purchase price for Vinnytsia Oil and Fat Plant ViOil
Bunge has published a full valuation of the Vinnytsia Oil and Fat Plant, which it plans to acquire.
Fuel oil from Russian tankers discovered again off the coast of Odesa region
Off the coast of Odesa region, fuel oil from Russian tankers that crashed in the Kerch Strait almost a year ago continues to be detected.
New EU tariff quotas will reduce Ukrainian exports by $1.1 billion annually — IER
Wheat exports will suffer the most, and exports of sugar, barley, poultry meat, eggs, honey and apple juice are also expected to fall.