Ukraine continues to increase the rate of grain export

Published 2024년 1월 11일

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The stable operation of the Black Sea corridor, controlled by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, allowed Ukraine to export a record 6.1 million tons of agricultural products by water transport in December. The State Customs Service reported that in 2023/24 MR, Ukraine exported 19.881 million tons of grain and leguminous crops, including 1.415 million tons in January. Despite a decrease in the export of flour from Ukraine compared to the previous season, freight rates remained almost unchanged due to active demand and stable operation of the Ukrainian Black Sea corridor.
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Thanks to the stable operation of the Black Sea corridor secured by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, in December Ukraine was able to export a record 6.1 million tons of agricultural products by water transport since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation, of which 1.3 million tons - through the ports of the Danube and 4.8 million tons - through the ports of the Velika Odessa, - reports Spike Brokers. According to the State Customs Service, in 2023/24 MR (as of January 10) Ukraine exported 19.881 million tons of grain and leguminous crops (23.963 million tons on this date last year), of which in January – 1.415 million tons (1.217 million tons during 1 - January 10, 2023). So, in 2023/24 MR, the following was exported: In addition, as of January 10, the export of flour from Ukraine decreased compared to the previous season from 71.9 to 60.4 thousand tons, in particular wheat - to 57.4 thousand tons. In January, 1.9 thousand tons of flour were exported, with ...
Source: Graintrade

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