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The Cabinet of Ministers has temporarily adjusted the minimum allowable export prices for certain types of agricultural products to prevent the suspension of grain and oilseed exports.

The Ukrainian government is preparing a set of measures to diversify export logistics amid increased Russian attacks on port infrastructure and merchant ships.

Danube ports are increasing grain exports, but their capacities are not enough to compensate for the reduction in transshipment through the ports of Great Odesa.

Ukraine and the United Arab Emirates discussed possible cooperation to strengthen security in the Black Sea region.

Agricultural producers will be able to attract affordable financing secured by the harvested crop in order to conduct autumn sowing and not sell grain at low prices.

The parties plan to resume the work of the intergovernmental commission, which will coordinate bilateral trade and expand the presence of Ukrainian agricultural products on the Lebanese market.

Targeted Russian attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea have called into question further sea shipments and forced traders to suspend purchases of agricultural products.

Farmers have called on the government to postpone the planned increase in Ukrzaliznytsia’s freight tariffs and review approaches to tariff formation.

If the operation of deep-sea ports remains unstable, Egypt may increase grain purchases from the Americas.

The actual suspension of ship calls to the ports of Great Odesa is already leading to losses for port terminals, the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority, and agricultural producers.