Export

In the conditions of russia’s attempts to block the sea corridor, in the export of grain from Ukraine, it is necessary to focus on transportation by land. This is the opinion of the European Commissioner for Agriculture.

Since the beginning of the departure of the first vessel through the “grain corridor”, Ukraine has exported 10 million tons of agricultural products within the framework of the Istanbul Agreements.

Last week the prices for corn from Ukraine in most export directions began to decrease.

The vessels under the Turkish flag will continue to export Ukrainian grain. As part of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, they have no problems leaving the ports of Ukraine.

The UN confirmed that on November 3, 8 more ships with Ukrainian agricultural products should pass through the “grain corridor”.

Ukrainian grain exports exceeded 4 million tons in October.If the “grain corridor” is closed, Ukraine will be able to export only 1.5-2 million tons of grain per month.

Today, three vessels with Ukrainian agricultural products left the seaports of Odesa.

“Ukrainian Danube Shipping” reacted to russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement by launching the “Danube Grain Route” project.

After russia’s withdrawal from the grain agreement, the number of RCC inspection groups inspecting vessels with Ukrainian agricultural products increased.

Despite russia’s actions to disrupt the Grain Agreement, Europe will continue to import Ukrainian grain through the land corridor.