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In the Odesa region, the company director will be tried for fraud with a soybean cargo worth over UAH 5 million
In the Odesa region, the company director will be tried for fraud with a soybean cargo worth over UAH 5 million
MTP “Chornomorsk” will hold an auction for cargo transshipment for the first time
The port launches a pilot project on the use of electronic trading for mineral fertilizer transshipment services.
Ukraine exported 46.7 million tons of agricultural products last marketing year
Ukraine exported 46.7 million tons of grains and oilseeds in the 2024/2025 marketing year, which is significantly lower than the previous 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.
Nibulon signed a transshipment contract with the port of Chornomorsk
The company shared that negotiations with other port operators are ongoing.
Transshipment capacity in Ukraine is now twice as large as grain, — Nibulon
The agricultural company shared the opinion that the logistics market in Ukraine is facing huge problems due to the decrease in grain volumes.
Ukrainian ports processed 6 million tons last month, — USPA
In April 2025, Ukrainian seaports handled 6 million tons of cargo. The largest share was grain and ore.
Since the beginning of the year, the Chornomorsk International Port has processed 1.3 million cargoes
Almost two-thirds of the cargo handled by the state-owned enterprise this year is grain.
In 2025, the Pivdennyi Port plans to process at least 9 million tons
During this year, the State Enterprise “Sea Trade Port of Pivdennyi” plans to process at least 9 million tons of cargo.
UAE companies ready to invest in Ukrainian ports and grain transshipment
Companies from the United Arab Emirates are ready to invest in the development of Ukrainian ports and grain transshipment.
