Grain
Demand for Ukrainian grain is falling due to the expectation of a new harvest
The demand for grain and leguminous crops decreased in anticipation of the saturation of the market with products of the new crop.
Transshipment of grain in the ports of Great Odesa decreased
The number of wagons heading towards the deep-sea ports of Odesa also continues to decrease significantly.
China tripled its imports of Russian grain
Last month, China imported more than 141,000 tons of grain and flour from Russia, which tripled the same figure last year.
In Moldova, agrarians demand the return of grain import licensing
Agrarians in Moldova consider it necessary to extend the licensing procedure for the import of grain and oil crops.
Freight rates in the Black Sea are recovering
Demand for sea freight from exporters is gradually recovering due to early grain trade activity.
Black Sea wheat prices for Egypt have decreased
At the last GASC tender, the price of wheat of Black Sea origin decreased by 20-22 dollars per ton.
The UN FAO promises to provide grain sleeves to Ukrainian farmers
The need of Ukrainian farmers for additional containers for grain storage in the front-line regions may reach 1.4 million tons.
Moldova canceled the licensing of imports of grain and oilseeds
Licensing could be carried out for no more than 3 months. This term could be extended only once – for a maximum of 3 months.
Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania are calling for a complete ban on grain imports from the Russian Federation to the EU
Ukraine, Lithuania and Poland advocated a ban on importing agricultural products of Russian and Belarusian origin into EU countries.
Agromino became the port operator and acquired a second vessel
The Ukrainian agricultural company Agromino became the port operator and acquired the second vessel for transporting grain.
