grain corridor
The volume of agricultural exports from Ukraine will be halved in 2023/24
Farmers’ review of the structure of crop rotation due to losses due to a significant increase in the cost of domestic logistics in 2022, as well as existing logistical restrictions on exports, will stimulate agricultural producers to radically reduce the amount of grain exported for export in the 2023-24 marketing season. Three factors will encourage…
Since the start of the Grain Corridor, 32 million tons of agricultural products have been exported
From August 1, 2022 to June 18, 2023, 32 million tons of Ukrainian grains were exported through the “grain corridor”.
Russia continues to block the “grain corridor”
In June, the Joint Coordination Center did not carry out any inspections of vessels within the framework of the Grain Agreement, due to sabotage by representatives of Russia.
Last week, only 4 ships were shipped to the ports of Great Odesa
From May 22 to 28, only 4 ships left the ports of Great Odesa (as well as the week before), and 15 ships passed inspection at the entrance.
The export of agricultural products through the “grain corridor” has fallen significantly
In May, Ukraine exported less than 1.3 million tons of agricultural products through the “grain corridor”.
It became known how much Ukraine is losing due to simple vessels in the Bosphorus
Losses of Ukraine and farmers due to idling ships being delayed in the queues of the “grain corridor” as a result of the actions of the Russians reached $1 billio
During the week, 18 ships left Ukraine through the “grain corridor”.
Within the framework of the Black Sea grain initiative, 18 ships left the ports of Great Odesa during the week.
Ukroliaprom demands “fair access” to the grain corridor
The association of participants in the oil and fat industry “Ukroliyaprom” considers the current situation with access to exports through the grain corridor to be unfair and unsettled.
The volume of exports through the “grain corridor” are falling for the second week in a row
From May 1 to May 7, 2023, 10% less agricultural products were exported through the sea ports of Odesa than a week ago.
Ports of Ukraine work at half capacity due to sabotage of ship inspections
The Russian side continues to sabotage inspections of ships with Ukrainian grain. As a result, the ports of Greater Odessa are operating at half capacity.
