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Ukraine and Moldova agreed to strengthen alternative grain export routes
The countries agreed to continue cooperation with partners to strengthen alternative logistics routes and grain export routes.
Kernel increased the volume of grain exports, transshipment and storage
The company summed up the results of the 2026 fiscal year, while noting that the new season began in conditions of increased military risks for port infrastructure.
India sharply increases imports of Russian oil
In June, Indian ports handled more than 2.3 million barrels of Russian oil per day. Before the full-scale invasion, these imports were almost zero.
Kernel grain exports grew by 15% over the year, and transshipment reached a record level
Agroholding Kernel increased grain exports and set a record for transshipment of agricultural products.
The suspension of purchases in deep-water ports has caused rapeseed prices to collapse to UAH 25,000–26,000/t
Due to the complications of export logistics and the suspension of purchases in ports, the main volume of trade has shifted to the domestic market.
Attacks on Ukrainian ports force exporters to refocus on the western border, — Spike Brokers
Traders are reducing purchases at ports, while demand is increasingly shifting to land routes and Danube ports.
IMC announced a drop in exports through the ports of the Great Odesa region
The company has already reduced shipment volumes and warns of increased logistics costs at the start of the new marketing year.
Russian strikes reduced grain exports through the ports of Great Odesa by a third
Ukraine has lost about a third of its ability to export grain through the ports of Great Odesa after Russian attacks intensified.
The Ministry of Economy set July minimum export prices: rapeseed fell by $40/t CPT
The price of rapeseed changed the most — minus $40/t on terms of delivery to the port, to $320/t. Wheat, on the contrary, rose in price.
Sea ports provided 91% of the rail export of grain at the beginning of July
Of the 511.7 thousand tons of grain shipped by rail for export in the first seven days of July, 91% passed through seaports.