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The passage of agricultural products to Danube ports slowed down by 14%, — Spike Brokers
Over the past week, the average daily volume of agricultural products shipped to Danube ports decreased by approximately 14% compared to the beginning of the month.
Vessels refuse to enter Bulgarian ports, putting 5 million tons of wheat at risk
Some ships have already refused to enter, others are delayed in the southern part of the Black Sea.
Russia resumes diesel exports after agreement with Trump — Reuters
Russia has resumed diesel fuel supplies to world markets after an agreement with US President Donald Trump.
Russia announced a strike on a merchant ship heading to Odesa
Russia has claimed responsibility for the attack on a merchant ship in the Black Sea, which was heading to Odesa.
After attacks on ships near Bulgaria, requests for military risk insurance for Ukrainian ports have increased
After new attacks on ships in the Black Sea, insurance brokers are recording an increase in the number of requests for war risk coverage for calls to Ukrainian ports.
Spanish Boluda Towage may gain control of Ukrainian towing operator LBSh
The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has allowed BT Black Sea S.a.r.l., owned by the Spanish Boluda Towage, to acquire control over the Ukrainian towing operator LLC LBSh.
Russia is processing grain transit through China due to problems in the Black Sea
Russian grain exporters are working on the possibility of grain transit through China due to logistics restrictions in the Azov-Black Sea basin.
Blockade of Black Sea ports could cost Ukraine 2.2% of GDP — Dragon Capital
The blockade of Ukrainian Black Sea ports could lead to a loss of about 2.2% of real GDP.
Cargo traffic is temporarily blocked on the Danube towards the port of Constanta
Cargo traffic on the Danube towards the port of Constanta is blocked at the 280th kilometer after an incident with a river vessel.
UGA and Danube Commission discussed increasing the Danube’s capacity
The Ukrainian Grain Association discussed with the Danube Commission and FAO the possibilities of increasing the Danube’s capacity and developing a route for the export of Ukrainian agricultural products.
