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In February, Ukraine exported 5 million tons of agricultural products – 0.3% more than in the same period of the previous month.

The Ukrainian agricultural sector will enter the new marketing year with a surplus of grain due to a slowdown in exports amid shelling of ports.

The share of shipments to ports in the structure of rail grain exports is stable at 91%.

The French President called on the European Union to quickly adopt the 20th package of sanctions, introduce a “complete ban on maritime services” for Russian oil exports, and step up the fight against the so-called “shadow fleet.”

In February, Turkey imported almost 38% of all shipped Ukrainian corn.

Shipowners are more likely to offer the same freight rates for voyages from both POC and Danube ports.

Since February 10, the average daily load has been above 100 thousand tons, and the peak fell on February 15 — 112.5 thousand tons.

After a surge in attacks in December, ports were able to ship only about 75% of their planned volumes.

Traders have mostly already formed export batches, and the supply from farmers has increased due to the need for working capital.

Kazakhstan managed to redirect only a small part of the oil that the country was unable to export through the CPC pipeline to the Black Sea.