grain corridor
Exports through the “grain corridor” decreased by 20%" > Exports through the “grain corridor” decreased by 20%
During the past week, from January 9 to 15, the export of agricultural products through the “grain corridor” decreased by 20%.
Ukraine proposes to increase the number of “grain corridor” inspectors
In order to speed up the passage of ships through the “grain corridor”, Ukraine proposed to increase the number of inspection groups.
Russia’s actions slowed down the movement of vessels through the “grain corridor” by half
Russia deliberately delays the passage of ships with Ukrainian grain. Such actions reduced the rate of transportation of food along the “grain corridor” by half.
Last year turned out to be one of the most productive in terms of export performance
Ukraine exported more than 50 million tons of agricultural products in 2022.
5 ships left Ukraine through the “grain corridor”.
During the weekend of January 7-8, 5 ships with Ukrainian agricultural products left the ports of Odesa, Chornomorsk and Pivdennyi.
Six more ships passed through the grain corridor today
On Thursday, January 5, 6 ships with 355,000 tons of Ukrainian agricultural products on board left the sea ports of Odesa region.
Maritime border guards inspected more than 600 vessels of the “grain corridor”
As part of the grain initiative, maritime border guards inspected at least 600 vessels.
Exports through the “grain corridor” have significantly decreased
Food exports from the ports of Great Odesa decreased by more than 20%.
Ukraine exported over 1 million tons of wheat to Africa
In December, Ukraine exported more than 1 million tons of wheat to African countries.
Exports through the grain corridor fell by 22% due to russia
From December 5 to 11, 657.2 thousand tons of agricultural products were exported through the sea ports of the Odesa region, which is 22% less than the shipment through this channel a week ago.
