Tag: grain
In total, 235 ships carrying 5.4 million tons of agricultural products have left Ukrainian ports in the two months since the opening of the Black Sea Grain Corridor.
Nine bulk carriers carrying a total of 345,000 tons of agricultural products to countries in Africa, Asia, and Europe left the ports of Greater Odesa on 27 September.
Ukraine is actively working with the UN to ensure that the initiative works not only as an economic tool, but also as a tool for stabilizing the humanitarian situation in the world
The ships are carrying 88,000 tons of agricultural products.
A spokesperson for the Odesa regional military administration said that 7-8 bulk carriers leave Ukrainian seaports every day and that their number has not decreased following the drone attacks.
The company achieved the increase in grain transportation because of an increase in the volume of transportation of agricultural products to three Ukrainian seaports.
The terminal in Dornesti will be used to improve exports to the port of Constanta by rail.
The bulk carrier will arrive at a port in Pakistan, where the wheat will be unloaded and delivered to Afghanistan.
Four more ships carrying grain have left Ukrainian seaports.
Grain carriers cross the Ukrainian border at four checkpoints: Chop, Zahony, Reni, and Khyriv.
A total of 134 ships have left Ukrainian ports with agricultural products intended for Asian, European, and African countries.
Almost 3 million tons of Ukrainian products have already been shipped through the grain corridor.
It is one of the ships chartered by the UN World Food Program to transport grain.
This is because of the blockade of seaports and the impossibility of exporting harvested crops.
France disagreed with Putin's manipulative statement that Ukrainian grain is not being delivered to African countries.
13 more ships were due to enter Ukraine’s Black Sea ports on 12 September.
Interview with the deputy minister of infrastructure on how the "grain corridor" functions.
In addition, almost 200,000 tons of grain have already been purchased for shipment to African countries.
The grain will help ease the shortage of cattle feed in the country.
The terminal has begun using specialized pneumatic machines to load cargo from grain wagons.