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Latvia offers its ports for the export of Ukrainian grain
The Minister of Agriculture of Latvia, Didzis Shmitz, stated that the export of Ukrainian grain through Latvian ports is a possible scenario.
Croatia offered to export Ukrainian grain through its ports
Ukraine and Croatia agreed on the export of Ukrainian grain, which was complicated after Russia’s withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain Initiative.
How the war affected export markets
The beginning and subsequent course of a full-scale war became a test for Ukraine that touched all spheres. It affected the economy almost the most. The export of Ukrainian goods looks like one of the ways to overcome the crisis, but at the same time it requires endurance, flexibility of thinking and adaptability from entrepreneurs. Blockade of ports, destruction of infrastructure, restructuring of supply chains – this is far from a complete list of what Ukrainian companies are facing.
Logistics through the EU countries should become so effective that Putin loses the sense to fire missiles at our ports
Yurii Shchuklin, logistics market expert, member of the logistics committee of the European Business Association.
Exporters want to send Ukrainian grain through terminals on the Danube instead of Klaipeda
Exporters of Ukrainian grain prefer not the port of Klaipeda (Lithuania), but the terminals in the Danube region.
The European Commission cannot help Ukraine with grain exports
The European Commission does not have enough money in the budget to help with the export of Ukrainian agricultural products.
Ukraine can send grain to Greek ports by rail
Greece and Bulgaria are currently discussing the possibility of increasing the transit of Ukrainian grain by rail.
The Baltic countries offered their ports for Ukrainian exports
The Baltic countries offered their infrastructure, including port infrastructure, to support the export of Ukrainian agricultural products.
Zelenskyy on exports: We are preparing for any development
On Monday, July 24, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting on the export of agricultural products.
The port of Klaipeda is ready to export Ukrainian grain
The port of Lithuania is capable of shipping 10 million tons of Ukrainian grain. At the same time, the logistics of delivery to the coast of the Baltic Sea are difficult.
