ports

Ukrainian ports have processed 40 million tons of cargo since the beginning of the year
Since the beginning of the year, Ukrainian seaports have processed about 40 million tons of cargo, most of which was grain.

USPA and business are looking for joint solutions for the logistics season in the port of Chornomorsk
The focus is on coordinating actions, removing barriers, and forming a unified position before the challenges of the new season.

MTP “Chornomorsk” and the company “Granova” signed a memorandum on the transshipment of 1 million tons of grain
The memorandum provides for the organization and implementation of transshipment of more than 1 million tons of grain cargo through the port’s facilities in the near future.

Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Port is looking for new routes in the Middle Corridor
Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Port presented Ukraine’s transit potential at a transport forum in Kazakhstan.

EU prepares for possible war with Russia: 75 billion euros invested in ports and transport
The project will be the largest defense infrastructure investment in Europe since World War II.

France continues to deny Russian ship “Standart” entry into its ports
The Russian ship “Standart” was banned from entering the ports of the French department of Ile-de-Vilaine, in particular the largest one – Saint-Malo.

USPA will purchase a new vessel for Danube Ports
The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority (USPA) has announced the purchase of a multifunctional vessel for ports on the Danube River.

Some container lines have stopped calling at Ukrainian ports due to shelling
Global container lines that resumed operations in Ukrainian ports last year have suspended operations after the next round of shelling.

USPA begins repairs to berths at Reni port
The repair of four berths, which will cost over UAH 12 million, is planned to be completed by the end of the year.

Over 2 million in losses: contractor overstated the cost of repairs at the port of Great Odesa
The management of the construction company and the responsible official of the USPA were informed of the suspicion.