Grain
Grain exports reoriented to western borders while ports stall due to Russian attacks
Cargo turnover through “dry ports” compensates for part of the loss of exports due to Russian shelling of maritime infrastructure.
Ukrainian grain exports have slowed, corn risks accumulating record residues
Due to delayed harvests, logistical disruptions, and Russian shelling, exports are sagging, while carryover stocks are growing.
Russia’s threats to intensify attacks on Ukrainian ports have raised grain prices on the Chicago Board of Trade
Russia’s latest threats to intensify strikes on Ukrainian ports have led to a rise in grain prices on world exchanges, including Chicago.
Continental to double grain exports to 1.4 million tons by year-end
Continental exported 600 thousand tons of grain through its own trading, and plans to double the volume by the end of the year.
In Mykolaiv, the director of the enterprise was fined almost UAH 250 million for illegal grain export
The director of RELTON GROUP LLC was found guilty of violating customs regulations when exporting agricultural products using forged documents.
Ukraine increased agricultural exports to 5 million tons in November, — UCAB
Growth was recorded in all categories of goods. The largest increase was in the supply of grain and oilcake.
UZ recorded an increase in grain transfers to Hungary, Slovakia and Romania
The volume of grain transfer through the Ukrainian-Hungarian railway border crossings increased the most — to 43.5 wagons per day.
The flow of grain trucks to the ports of Great Odesa has increased
The flow of grain wagons towards the ports of Great Odesa increased by almost 500, while to the Danube ports it decreased.
Brazil is pushing Ukraine out of the Chinese corn market — ASAP Agri
From July to September, China imported 10-12 “panamaxes” of Brazilian corn, using part of the import quota of 7.2 million tons for 2025.
Collaborator Balytskyi received a life sentence in absentia for stealing Ukrainian grain
The head of the Russian occupation administration in the captured part of the Zaporizhzhia region, Yevgeny Balytsky, was sentenced to life imprisonment in absentia.
