Export

Since the start of the maritime corridor, more than 2,000 ships have passed to and from the ports of Great Odesa.

During three first days of July, Ukraine exported more than 300,000 tons of grain and leguminous crops to foreign markets.

After two years of full-scale war, Ukraine managed to equalize the market balance of grain production and export.

As part of the humanitarian food initiative Grain from Ukraine, about 2.5 thousand tons of oil were sent to African countries.

The State Service of Ukraine for Food Safety and Consumer Protection has extended the deadline for the registration of grain exporters to China.

A ship with more than 26,000 tons of Ukrainian corn arrived in the Western European country.

With a large number of free vessels, the rates for the transportation of goods from the ports of Great Odesa and the Danube have stabilized.

The recently built terminal, which will improve connections with the port of Constanţa, has begun work on the Romanian-Ukrainian border.

Before the full-scale invasion, this figure reached about 90%.

Global traders are gearing up for a new crop of early grains that will be more readily available in the near future.