Grain
UGA told how to increase Ukrainian shipments of grain to the port of Reni
The restoration of railway transit from the north of Moldova to the port of Reni would help increase Ukrainian transit of agricultural products to the port of Reni.
UZ reduced grain transportation in May by 33%
In May, Ukrzaliznytsia transported 1.836 million tons of grain cargo, which is 33% less than a month earlier.
The number of wagons with grain in the direction of the ports of Great Odesa is increasing
The number of wagons with Ukrainian grain in the direction of the sea ports of Odesa increased by 10.4%.
Almost 9,000 tons of untaxed grain were seized from exporters in Odesa Region
The Kyiv Prosecutor’s Office exposed a scheme of illegal export of grain from Ukraine without paying taxes.
In Izmail a thief of grain from Nibulon cars was condemned
The Izmail City District Court issued a verdict by an employee of Ukrzaliznytsia, who, together with the associate, tried to steal the grain from the wagon at the New Port station.
Last week, only 4 ships were shipped to the ports of Great Odesa
From May 22 to 28, only 4 ships left the ports of Great Odesa (as well as the week before), and 15 ships passed inspection at the entrance.
Croatia supports Ukraine in exporting grain to Europe
The Minister of Agriculture of Croatia, Maria Vuckovich, believes that Ukrainian farmers should export as much grain as necessary.
The unloading of grain in the ports of Great Odesa accelerated
The process of unloading grain from wagons in the ports of Great Odesa has accelerated. At the same time, the volume of unloading fell in the port of Izmail.
Ukraine will start supplying grain to Mozambique as part of Grain from Ukraine
Ukraine will include Mozambique in the list of countries that receive Ukrainian grain as part of the Grain from Ukraine humanitarian program.
“We propose to join forces”, – interview with Kateryna Morozova from EBA
Read about the Grain Agreement and the expansion of the cargo nomenclature, seaport concessions and new challenges during the war, as well as the problems of domestic business – read in the USM interview with the head of the South Ukrainian office of EBA Kateryna Morozova.
