Danube
Odesa Port Considers Cooperation with Linz Port on the Danube
Trade Counselor of the Austrian Embassy in Ukraine David Bachmann paid a visit to the Odesa Seaport.
Measures are being taken in the port of Izmail to eliminate damage after the Russian attack, — USPA
The USPA held a meeting on the continuation of stable operation of Danube ports in wartime conditions. The meeting was held with the participation of the leadership of military units, representatives of local authorities, the Shipping Administration and port operators operating in the Danube region, the press service of the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports…
USPA has identified a supplier of a tugboat for work on the Danube
The USPA has identified the supplier of a new tugboat-pushboat for operation on the Danube following the results of an international procurement within the framework of the RELINC project jointly with the World Bank.
Almost 9,000 wagons with grain are sent to the ports of Great Odesa every day
Over the past week, the flow of grain cargo to the ports of Great Odesa has increased significantly.
Ukraine and Romania discussed cooperation in the field of maritime security
The Ministry for Development of Communities and Territories of Ukraine held a meeting with a delegation from Romania.
Kernel reduced grain exports in the new fiscal year
In the first quarter of the 2026 fiscal year, the number of grain cargoes at elevators decreased by 34%.
TEUS company entered the market of maritime agency services
The freight forwarding company has expanded its activities by launching ship agency services in the ports of Greater Odesa and the Danube.
World Bank and EBRD project envisages restoration of ports on the Danube
The Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF) Steering Board has approved the financing of projects, including the restoration of Danube ports.
UDS has improved the efficiency of the river fleet, – Ministry of Development
The Ministry of Development of Ukraine announced that the average monthly volume of cargo transportation on the Danube has increased by 43% since the beginning of the year.
Kernel agroholding is trying to sue for a terminal on the Danube
The Luxembourg company Tzedakah Funds claims the terminal in Reni, owned by Kernel.