Export

Since the beginning of January, sea exports of russian raw oil have grown in all directions.

Three bulkers with Ukrainian wheat are planned to be sent to Kenya, Yemen and Sudan.

Russia’s full-scale invasion affected every part in Ukraine’s state machine. Export — one of the most important drives of the Ukrainian economy — was under threat of destruction. Everyone suffered losses – farmers, shippers and buyers, but Ukraine withstood and continues to accept the challenges of wartime, despite the enemy’s efforts to destroy, in particular, its grain industry, from seaports to elevators.

Analysts have estimated that the export of corn from Ukraine in the 2022/23 marketing year will amount to 23 million tons.

The UN World Food Program will increase cooperation with Ukraine in 2023.

Ethiopia will receive another 30,000 tons of Ukrainian wheat as part of the Grain from Ukraine humanitarian program.

So far, 44 countries have joined the initiatives to supply food from Ukraine. Thanks to the grain program, it was possible to provide food for 5 million people in the world.

Iran is one of russia’s loyal allies in the war with Ukraine. At the very least, this country sends kamikaze drones to russian federation, with which it attacks our cities. However, Ukraine continues to supply grain to Iran.

Ukraine wants to expand the Istanbul grain export agreements and add steel supplies to them to support the country’s economy.

During the past week, from January 9 to 15, the export of agricultural products through the “grain corridor” decreased by 20%.