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The Western Border Takes 94% of Rail Grain Exports
Only 3.77 thousand tons of grain were delivered to the ports of Great Odesa by rail in six days.
UGA urged the government not to give priority to certain agricultural cargoes
The Ukrainian Grain Association has urged the government not to introduce priority for certain types of agricultural products during export transportation, border crossing and port transshipment.
Trump announced an agreement with Putin on the supply of more than 4.8 million tons of diesel
US President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Vladimir Putin on large-scale supplies of Russian diesel fuel.
Russia is processing grain transit through China due to problems in the Black Sea
Russian grain exporters are working on the possibility of grain transit through China due to logistics restrictions in the Azov-Black Sea basin.
Alternative routes could yield 3.5–4 million tons of exports per month, — LNZ Trading
For Danube ports, the current volumes are already close to the limit, while the western border has a reserve.
A third of Ukrainian harvest at risk of spoilage due to attacks on ports, — Vadeful
Delayed deliveries could lead to famine in unstable regions and new refugee flows.
Romania plans to accelerate grain exports through the port of Constanta
The Romanian Ministry of Transport will issue an order that provides for the planning of grain deliveries to the port of Constanta according to the schedules of ships that are to arrive for loading.
Ukraine will not agree to permanent restrictions on agricultural exports after joining the EU, — Vysotskyy
Kyiv considers temporary transitional periods acceptable, but rejects permanent restrictions on agricultural exports.
Train transfers to Constanta may be increased from 6 to 10 pairs per day
To increase the volume, the Romanian side will accelerate the repair of port and railway infrastructure.
Ukraine lost 47% of wheat exports, Russia — about 75%
Great Odesa received only 35 thousand tons of grain by rail in the 29 days of September — 46.5% less than a month earlier.
