Tag: grain
Ukraine Considering Possibility Of Storing Its Grain In Senegalese Grain Hubs
Creation of the grain hubs will ensure the predictability of sales and stabilization of food prices in African countries.
17 Million Tons Of Agricultural Products Exported From Ukraine Via Grain Corridor
Currently, 98 vessels are waiting for inspection in the Bosporus.
Ukrzaliznytsia Forecasts Its Grain Transport Volume Will Total 28.5 Million Tons In 2022
As of 28 December, 2.3 million tons of grain had been loaded in the Ukrzaliznytsia rail network.
11 Vessels Carrying 422,000 Tons Of Agricultural Products Leave Greater Odesa Ports In 2 Days
Ninety-six vessels were waiting for inspection in the Bosporus as of 27 December, including 71 heading to Ukrainian ports and 25 already loaded with agricultural products.
Russia Triples Flour Exports Against Backdrop Of Blockade Of Ukrainian Ports
Most Russian flour exports in 2022 have gone to Iraq.
9 Vessels Carrying 390,000 Tons Of Agricultural Products Leave Greater Odesa Ports In 2 Days
Three vessels are currently traveling through the humanitarian maritime corridor to be loaded with 93,000 tons of agricultural products in Ukrainian seaports.
Another Vessel Carrying Ukrainian Grain Leaves Greater Odesa Ports For Libya
It joined a caravan of 5 vessels transporting 244,000 tons of agricultural products to countries in Asia and Europe.
Export Of Agricultural Products Through ‘Grain Corridor’ Down 22% In 1 Week
Corn, wheat, and sunflower oil accounted for the largest export volumes during the 20th week of operation of the humanitarian maritime corridor.
Ukrainian Grain Hoppers Can Reach 4 European Ports - DB Engineering & Consulting
The company conducted a feasibility study commissioned by Ukrzaliznytsia.
4 Ships Loaded With Agricultural Products For Africa, Asia And Europe Leave The Ports Of Greater Odesa
Among them there is a bulker with grain for Kenya, which is also included in the list of countries that Ukraine will help with food under the Grain From Ukraine program.
Austrian-Based Rail Cargo Group Transports 1 Million Tons Of Ukrainian Grain
The company increased the volume of transportation of Ukrainian grain significantly after the launch of the Russian invasion.
Export Grain Cargoes Reach 55% Of Ukrzaliznytsia’s Freight Transport Volume In November
The total volume of freight transportation by rail was 10.56 million tons in November.
4 Vessels Carrying Agricultural Products To Asian Countries Leave Greater Odesa Ports
Currently, 21 vessels are being processed at the three ports taking part in the Black Sea Grain Initiative.
8 Ships Carrying 238,000 Tons Of Agricultural Products Leave Greater Odesa Ports
In total, 13.8 million tons of Ukrainian agricultural products have been exported under the Black Sea Grain Initiative since 1 August.
Ukrainian Ports Involved In Grain Initiative Operating At 50% Capacity Because Russia Hindering Of Exports - Zelenskyi
The average waiting time for ships is 3-5 weeks.
570,000 Tons Of Grain Loaded In First 7 Days Of December Despite Missile Strikes And Power Outages - Ukrzaliznytsia
The average daily loading volume was 81,000 tons.
Russia Began To Re-register Vessels That Were Transporting Stolen Ukrainian Grain To Other Owners
In particular, the bulk carrier Matros Pozynych was removed from Russian registers and registered as a company in Greece.
Ships Linked to Russia’s Biggest Grain Exporter Moved Stolen Ukrainian Cargo - WSJ
CFTS re-publishes The Wall Street Journal’s investigation about how vessels associated with the largest Russian grain trader shipped thousands of tons of stolen Ukrainian grain to global buyers using a complex system of feeder vessels and floating cranes.
3 Vessels Carrying 61,000 Tons Of Agricultural Products Leave Greater Odesa Ports Under Grain Initiative
Currently, 23 ships are being processed in the ports of Greater Odesa.
Ports Of Greater Odesa Operating At Below 50% Capacity Due To Russia’s Artificial Restriction On Grain Corridor
Ukraine’s minister of infrastructure noted that 77 vessels are awaiting inspection in Turkey.
