maritime corridor
Attacks by the Russian Federation may affect sea exports from Ukraine
Russia’s attacks on infrastructure, in particular port infrastructure, may temporarily reduce Ukrainian grain exports in April from the expected 8 to 5 million tons.
The metallurgical industry of Ukraine is being stabilized thanks to the work of the maritime corridor
The stable operation of the Ukrainian maritime corridor supported the revitalization of the transport and metallurgical industries.
The first ship with containers since the beginning of the war entered the port of Odesa region
The Panamanian-flagged ship “T Mare” entered one of the ports of Great Odesa on the afternoon of April 3.
Most of Ukrainian exports go by sea
In general, during the past month, Ukraine exported 87% of all cargo by water transport.
In March, Ukraine exported almost 12 million tons of cargo
Ukraine exported almost 12 million tons of cargo in March. In particular, the sea corridor.
The largest bulk carrier since the beginning of the big war entered the port in Odesa
The vessel with a deadweight of more than 200,000 tons will load ore for Chinese buyers.
33.8 million tons of goods have already been exported through the maritime corridor
During the 7 months of operation of the Ukrainian maritime corridor, 1,140 ships exported 33.8 million tons of cargo.
90% of foreign trade passes through the ports of Odesa
Positive dynamics of exports through seaports of Great Odesa and Danube ports are expected in March.
New routes are being developed for the Grain from Ukraine initiative
Together with the UN World Food Program, Ukraine is developing new routes for the Grain from Ukraine humanitarian program.
The export of Ukrainian grain by sea transport is increasing
In the first half of March, 2.95 million tons of agricultural products were exported from Ukraine by sea.
