ports
UZ reduces the queue of grain wagons to ports
Ukrzaliznytsia is reducing the queue of grain wagons to ports despite the increased shelling of railway and port infrastructure after the Easter holidays.
Since the beginning of 2026, the Russians have damaged over 170 facilities in Ukrainian ports
Since the beginning of the year, more than 20 civilian vessels and more than 170 port infrastructure facilities have been attacked in Ukraine.
Nibulon has combined the grain elevator and logistics areas into a single system
Agroholding Nibulon has combined elevators and logistics into one direction, and has also rebuilt its business model.
USPA and the State Border Guard Service are switching to automatic data exchange via DocPort
The State Enterprise “Seaports Administration of Ukraine” and the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine have signed an Agreement on Information Cooperation.
The US has extended the ban on vessels linked to Russia from entering its ports
Washington has extended the state of emergency that restricts the parking and movement of vessels associated with Russia in American ports.
Russia once again attacked Danube ports: infrastructure and railway approaches damaged
As a result of the night drone attack, port and transport infrastructure facilities on the Danube were damaged, fires and destruction were recorded.
Feed barley prices are falling in Ukrainian ports despite limited supply
The decline in prices at ports is taking place against the backdrop of weak demand from exporters and high competition in key export directions.
The Russian Federation once again attacked the ports of Great Odesa
As a result of numerous hits, production and administrative buildings, as well as port operators’ facilities, were damaged.
Freight from Ukraine remains stable amid cargo shortage, — ASAP Agri
Freight rates in the Black Sea are held at current levels, but limited cargo volumes and differences in expectations between parties are holding back deals.
Ukraine informs Israel about Russian vessel with stolen grain
The Ukrainian Foreign Minister drew the attention of his Israeli counterpart to the situation with the import of stolen Ukrainian grain brought from the Russian Federation.