Only 10 thousand tons of grain were delivered to the ports of Odesa by rail per month

In general, 69.8% less grain passed through the ports of Great Odesa than a month earlier.
This is evidenced by the data of the weekly review of Spike Brokers.
The railway flow of agricultural products through the Danube ports for 27 days of October amounted to 205.3 thousand tons – 44.7% more than for the same period in September. At the same time, road delivery to the Danube decreased by 17.9%, to 955.3 thousand tons.
Among the Danube ports, Izmail received the most by road – 550.8 thousand tons. Reni received 276.4 thousand tons, Orlivka – 121.1 thousand, Ust-Dunaysk – 7 thousand. Wheat provided 611.9 thousand tons, or 64.1% of this flow.
Only 10.3 thousand tons of grain were delivered to the ports of Great Odesa by rail — 69.8% less month-on-month.
In total, 1.428 million tons of grain cargo were transported by rail in 27 days: 13.2% more than in September, but 34% less than last year. Export shipments amounted to 915.5 thousand tons, of which 750.2 thousand tons, or about 82%, were sent through land crossings.
Conventional bans on sending grain trucks to a significant number of border crossings significantly restrained the shipment of new batches for export. Recall, since October 26, the company has introduced five such bans, in particular on grain through Batevo.
Meanwhile, the accumulation of grain cars in the direction of all border crossings as of October 28 decreased to 4,079 against 4,373 a week earlier. The average daily transfer through Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary was 337 cars against 340 in the previous report.
Total agricultural exports for October 1-29 amounted to 2.872 million tons for $1.506 billion. In terms of tonnage, this is 0.5% less than last September, but the value increased by 1.9%. The pace accelerated by 9.6% last week — to 100.1 thousand tons per day.
Wheat was exported in the amount of 949.9 thousand tons, corn – 262.2 thousand, barley – 34 thousand. Vegetable oils were exported in total in the amount of 338.7 thousand tons, oilcake – 383.4 thousand, rapeseed – 357.2 thousand tons.
As USM recently reported, almost 300 civilian vessels were damaged or destroyed due to Russian attacks in Ukraine.
