Grain

Ukrainian agricultural producers have been working in conditions of full-scale war for the fourth year. They are adapting to the new reality — missile attacks, complex logistics, climate change, staff shortages, and transformations in global trade. Despite all the challenges, the agricultural sector remains critically important for the economy: it maintains exports, provides foreign exchange earnings, and supports employment.

A hearing was held in the Korabelny District Court of Mykolaiv in the case of the city council deputy from the “Opposition Block ” Oleg Afanasyev.

Ukrainian grain is increasingly causing problems for Egyptian buyers due to the discrepancy between the declared characteristics and the actual quality.

At the tender, a Thai buyer refused a batch of Ukrainian wheat that was to be delivered by a global grain trader.

Polish Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Czesław Siekierski named the EU countries that would like to receive grain from Ukraine.

In May, the volume of grain and leguminous crops exports from Ukraine fell more than twice compared to the same period last year.

Russia steals 5 million tons of grain from the occupied territories of Ukraine every year, and then passes this grain off as its own using technical means.

Since the beginning of the war, almost 4,600 ships have left the ports, 76 million tons of which are agricultural products.

A humanitarian ship carrying Ukrainian grain has docked at the Toros port in Turkey.

Since the beginning of the 2024/25 MY, Ukraine has exported 35 million tons of grain and leguminous crops.