Export
USDA lowers forecast for Ukrainian wheat and corn exports by 3 million tons
The agency directly explains the revision by the conflict in the Black Sea, which keeps shipments below average.
Metinvest reduced tax payments by 6% due to port problems and shelling
In January-September 2026, Metinvest Group paid UAH 13 billion in taxes and fees to budgets of all levels in Ukraine. This is 6% less than in the same period last year.
Priority is already being applied to vessels carrying vegetable oil in Sulina
Sulina has already begun to give priority to vessels carrying vegetable oil.
Port blockade threatens payment of rent for land shares, — Agrarian Council
As a result of the blockade of the Black Sea ports, farmers are already suffering financial losses, in particular, this may lead to delays in paying rent for land.
Russia reduced sea exports of crude oil and petroleum products
In terms of region, analysts said, supplies through Russia’s Black Sea ports fell the most in August.
The first ship with Ukrainian sunflower seeds set off for Turkey
Turkish importers have already secured their needs for October and are looking for shipments for delivery in November-December.
Grain exports by rail across the western border increased by 68% in September
As a result of the Russian Federation’s attacks on port infrastructure, about 83% of grain export shipments by rail fall on western border crossings.
The Black Sea is to wheat what Hormuz is to oil — Bloomberg
While the world watches the Strait of Hormuz and oil, the crisis in the Black Sea is imperceptibly accelerating inflation and undermining the food security of vulnerable countries.
Zelenskyy warned of global food crisis due to blocking of the Black Sea
Blocking shipping in the Black Sea due to Russian aggression could cause a global food crisis and hit countries dependent on grain imports.
Ukraine exported only a third of its potential agricultural output in August, — Vysotskyi
In the context of Russian attacks on civilian shipping and seaports, the main export channels remain the railway and the Danube.