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Odesa is exporting grain from the new harvest and has 70 applications for agricultural product export, with the intensity of agricultural product export from Ukraine continuing to grow primarily through the ports of Great Odesa. Despite strikes of enemy drones, grain corridors are working without interruption, providing international guarantees. Ukraine has enough wheat for its own needs and to help others, with a forecast of approximately 65-67 million tons of harvest this year, including grain and oil crops.
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From Odesa, they began to export grain of the new harvest Odesa grain producers now export not only the grain of last year's harvest, but also began to send to customers the grain of the 2022 harvest. There will be enough bread for domestic needs as well, and 70 applications for the export of agricultural products are being implemented. This was announced on September 26 by the spokesman of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Serhiy Bratchuk, at a briefing on the topic: "Operational and security situation in the Odesa region" at the Ukraine - Ukrinform Media Center. "The intensity of export of agricultural products from Ukraine continues to grow, primarily through the ports of Great Odesa. If we compare the export of goods in the current year, more of them were exported to foreign customers in one and a half months than by rail and river transport in six months. Today, another bulker with grain leaves the port of Odesa, another nine ships are currently being inspected by ...
Source: Agroconf
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