Export
Hungary offered to open new sea routes for exports from Ukraine
Hungary initiated the expansion of sea routes for the export of Ukrainian products in order to reduce the flow of land shipments.
The volume of agricultural exports from Ukraine will be halved in 2023/24
Farmers’ review of the structure of crop rotation due to losses due to a significant increase in the cost of domestic logistics in 2022, as well as existing logistical restrictions on exports, will stimulate agricultural producers to radically reduce the amount of grain exported for export in the 2023-24 marketing season. Three factors will encourage…
Another vessel with Ukrainian grain will depart from Constanta
In the port of Constanta, another ship is loaded with Ukrainian agricultural products.
Almost 9,000 tons of untaxed grain were seized from exporters in Odesa Region
The Kyiv Prosecutor’s Office exposed a scheme of illegal export of grain from Ukraine without paying taxes.
Last week, only 4 ships were shipped to the ports of Great Odesa
From May 22 to 28, only 4 ships left the ports of Great Odesa (as well as the week before), and 15 ships passed inspection at the entrance.
Croatia supports Ukraine in exporting grain to Europe
The Minister of Agriculture of Croatia, Maria Vuckovich, believes that Ukrainian farmers should export as much grain as necessary.
Export of agricultural products from the sea ports of Ukraine decreased by 78% in a week
From May 15 to May 21, 2023, 118.3 thousand tons of agricultural products were exported through the sea ports of the Odesa region, which is 78% less than in the previous week.
Rosneft sea exports fell by another 5%
Russian sea exports of oil products fell by 5% in April compared to the previous month.
Blockade of the Grain Agreement: the port of Constanta will help Ukraine with exports
The port of Constanţa in Romania will be able to handle more than 20 million tons of grain if the “grain corridor” is closed.
Exports through the “grain corridor” fell by another 31%
Over the past week, Ukraine exported 450.3 thousand tons of agricultural products through the ports of Great Odesa.
