Ukraine

Intensive cargo arrivals to Ukrainian ports have led to local overloading of individual terminals.

USDA analysts in their April report lowered their estimate of wheat exports from Ukraine in the 2025/26 MY to 12.5 million tons compared to 13.5 million tons forecast in March.

The Ministry of Development of Ukraine held a meeting with a delegation from the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda, during which they discussed the current needs of the port infrastructure.

More than 100 thousand tons of grain were delivered to the Syrian ports of Latakia and Tartus. In particular, one of the grain consignments was from Ukraine.

One of the largest US farming cooperatives, CHS, is winding down its operations in Ukraine.

The US audit report showed that the arms aid program lacked estimates for another $5.7 billion, of which $1 billion was in questionable expenses.

Polish transport companies, ports and transshipment terminals complain about losses due to the lack of transshipment of Ukrainian grain.

The European Union and Ukraine have agreed on a new long-term export agreement to replace the “trade visa-free regime.”

The Ukrainian delegation in Brussels presents Ukraine’s position on the official screening of legislation in the transport sector, which also covers the maritime sector.

Greek companies presented their investment opportunities in the reconstruction of Ukraine, in particular in the restoration of the maritime industry.