grain export
Ukraine and Turkey discussed restoration of navigation safety in the Black Sea
The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine believes that the complete restoration of navigation safety in the Black Sea is a common interest of Ukraine and Turkey.
Opinion: the change in grain export rules will not affect farmers
The government’s change in grain export rules will not harm Ukrainian farmers, but will only bring improvement.
Vysotskyi: It is not enough for Ukraine to export 50 million tons of grain per year
The annual export of grain in the amount of 50 million tons will not satisfy the Ukrainian sector.
Lloyd’s can become an insurer of grain exports from the ports of Ukraine
Lloyd’s of London is currently negotiating with the UN regarding the insurance of grain shipments from Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea.
Demand for grain exports via the Danube is falling
Due to the increase in the frequency of shelling from the Russian side, the Danube ports are becoming illiquid for the sale of grain.
Ukraine risks losing up to $4 billion due to reduced grain exports
Ukraine may lose up to 4 billion dollars as a result of a decrease in the volume of grain exports. In order for this not to happen, the state should increase the monthly export of grain.
Investments in improving grain exports from Ukraine are estimated at 1 billion euros
In Brussels, Poland presented estimates of investments needed to increase grain exports from Ukraine across the Polish-Ukrainian border.
Ukraine is asking for subsidies for the export of grain through EU ports
Ukraine asked the European Commission to provide subsidies for the transportation of agricultural products through distant European ports.
Reduction of grain exports costs Ukraine $800 million every month
According to estimates of the International Monetary Fund, Ukraine may lose up to $800 million every month. This is affected by the reduction in grain exports due to the blockade of the Grain Agreement and EU restrictions.
Before the embargo, Ukraine increased grain exports to Poland
Wheat exports from Ukraine to Poland increased 600 times before the embargo. Wheat and corn were exported the most.
