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Ukraine exported 36.5 million tons of grain during the current marketing year
Since the beginning of 2022/23, Ukraine has exported 36.5 million tons of grain and legumes.
Ukraine exported 36.5 million tons of grain during the current marketing year
Since the beginning of 2022/23, Ukraine has exported 36.5 million tons of grain and legumes.
The SBU liquidated a corruption scheme related to the “grain agreement”
The SBU eliminated a corruption scheme in the Main Department of the State Production and Consumer Service in Odesa region. The participants of the scheme demanded money from exporters of agricultural products.
The Odesa customs inspector was informed of the suspicion: the state had not received millions of hryvnias
State investigation bureau employees reported the suspicion to the Odesa customs inspector, due to whose actions the state budget did not receive millions of hryvnias from customs clearance of goods.
A passenger terminal can be built near the “Orlivka-Isaccea” crossing
A passenger terminal can be built near the Orlivka-Isakcha ferry crossing on the Danube.
Ukraine will host the second Grain from Ukraine summit to raise additional funds
In autumn, Ukraine plans to hold the second Grain from Ukraine summit to ensure the further functioning of the initiative.
The court decided to arrest the organizer of the Ukrainian grain theft scheme
The Higher Anti-Corruption Court (HCC) chose the organizer of a criminal scheme to steal grain as a preventive measure in the form of detention.
Oman offers Ukraine to create a grain hub on its territory
Oman offers Ukraine to create a grain or grain-food hub on its territory for uninterrupted supplies of Ukrainian grain to African countries.
Spain will provide almost 15 million euros to strengthen Ukraine’s food security
The Spanish government will allocate an additional 14.5 million euros to Ukraine to continue the development of the global food security program.
The concessionaire of the Olvia port, QTerminals, plans to remain on the Ukrainian market
Qatar’s QTerminals, which has taken over the concession of the sea port “Olvia” in Mykolaiv, intends to continue working on the Ukrainian market despite the fact that the port is not functioning.
