Grain

Negotiations on the extension of the agreement on the Black Sea Grain Corridor will begin in a week. The Ministry of Infrastructure hopes to be able to reach an agreement.

Changes in logistics routes due to the full-scale invasion of russian federation led to the fact that the volume of grain transportation from Ukraine to Poland increased 27 times.

Ukraine is negotiating with Tunisia and Morocco regarding the signing of preferential trade agreements.

In 2023, Ukrainian farmers will be able to export no more than 20 million tons of grain, which is three times less than last year.

Since the implementation of the Istanbul Agreements, more than 21 million tons of agricultural products have been shipped from the ports of Great Odesa.

As of February 8, 117 ships with Ukrainian grain are waiting in the Bosphorus for inspection by the Joint Coordination Center.

JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia” will soon ban the transportation of grain in semi-wagons of the private fleet. The innovation, first of all, aims to “observe transportation technology.”

In January, the world received a quarter less agricultural products from Ukrainian ports than in December.

As part of the humanitarian initiative Grain from Ukraine, which provides for the supply of food to the countries that need it most, 110,000 tons of grain have already been exported.

As of February 1, from the beginning of the 2022/23 MR, Ukraine exported 26.701 million tons of grain and leguminous crops.