logistics

A new piggyback transportation project “Ukraine – Germany” has been launched in Ukraine
LION group (Forst terminal), Nunit (Mostyska terminal) and GOL have announced cooperation and are launching a new joint service.

New UZ tariffs for container transportation contradict maritime logistics standards, — AMEU
The Association of International Forwarders of Ukraine has appealed to the government regarding the new tariffs of the Ukrainian Railways for container transportation.

Ukraine studies US experience in port management
The Ukrainian-Estonian plan for the restoration of the port industry was also presented in Washington.

Negotiations with the European Commission on “trade visa-free travel” continue
The Ukrainian government plans to reach an agreement with the EU on the extension of the “trade visa-free regime” by June 5.

MSC Shipping’s Logistics Division Acquires Assets in Ukraine
Swiss Medlog SA, which is the logistics division of shipping giant Mediterranean Shipping Company, has acquired assets in Ukraine.

The Russian Federation is intensifying the development of river infrastructure in the Kherson region
The Russians are creating multimodal hubs for military purposes and the export of Ukrainian resources in the occupied territories of Kherson region.

Interpipe plans to charter a vessel to deliver products to the Middle East
Ukrainian company Interpipe is considering a time charter of a vessel for work on the Odesa – Persian Gulf route.

The Crimean Bridge is losing its strategic role: the occupiers are developing alternative logistics
The invaders are actively developing transport infrastructure in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, which reduces dependence on the Crimean Bridge.

Mykolaiv loses 40% of revenue due to blocked ports
The downtime of sea terminals is hitting the economy of the Mykolaiv region, forcing businesses to look for new logistics routes.

Ukrainian river logistics awaits a reboot after the war
River transport in Ukraine virtually ceased to exist due to the war, and logistics flows shifted to sea ports. NIBULON Logistics Director Serhiy Kalkutin told USM about the main challenges faced by Ukrainian river logistics during the war, the future of inland waterways, the blocked fleet in Mykolaiv, and the prospects for the restoration of navigation on the Dnipro. Is it worth investing in river transport, and what opportunities will open up after the war?