Import
Maersk ceases operations with terminal in Boryspil
Maersk Ukraine is ceasing operations at the terminal in Boryspil, operated by BIT VANTAGE LLC.
The share of diesel imports through the ports of southern Ukraine decreased to 33%
In August, the share of diesel fuel imports through the ports of southern Ukraine decreased to 33% compared to 50% a year earlier.
Ukraine has simplified the import of diesel fuel from sanctioned ports and terminals, — media
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has allowed the energy customs to process imported diesel fuel from ports and terminals on the sanctioned list without additional inspections and sampling.
Ukrainian strikes forced Russia to transport gasoline from India through Egypt
Moscow has begun importing gasoline from India for the first time, and the fuel is delivered via a complex route with transshipment off the coast of Egypt.
Changing the port of unloading to Constanta: procedure for the importer
After the suspension of container lines to the ports of Great Odesa, some of the cargo destined for Ukraine began to be redirected to Constanta, Romania. For importers, this means additional paperwork, new port costs and the need to organize the delivery of the container to Ukraine.
Founder and CEO of SafeLogic Oleksandr Tsurkan explains what to do after being notified of a change in the port of discharge and what costs and delays to consider.
Shallowing of the Danube complicates fuel supply to southern Ukraine
The decline in the water level on the Danube complicates fuel logistics in southern Ukraine, where the supply of the resource remains limited.
Russia will import gasoline by sea due to shortage, Reuters
Russia plans to import fuel by sea this month in an attempt to cope with a gasoline shortage after a series of drone attacks on its refineries, four industry sources.
Hungary should lift the ban on the import of agricultural products from Ukraine, — European Commission
The European Commission believes that Hungary should lift the ban on the import of agricultural products from Ukraine, as it is unjustified.
The new government of Hungary has banned the import of agricultural products from Ukraine
The new Prime Minister of Hungary, Peter Magyar, announced that the government is banning the import of agricultural products from Ukraine.
Hungary did not extend the ban on grain imports from Ukraine
Hungary has not yet extended the ban on the import of more than 20 categories of Ukrainian agricultural products.