The Ongoing Blockade of Ukrainian Ports The grain corridor, a vital trade route for Ukraine’s agricultural exports, has once again been subjected to a blockade, causing significant disruptions in international trade. On May 30-31, only one ship was allowed to pass through the corridor, and on June 1, no ships were permitted entry, effectively halting … Read more
In the complex environment of international grain trade, the ability to transport grain to ports efficiently and promptly is vital. However, recently, the rail deliveries of grain to the Black Sea ports, notably the Greater Odessa region, have seen a substantial decrease, despite the revival of the grain corridor. Several factors contribute to this critical … Read more
In April 2023, grain exports from Ukraine experienced a decline compared to March, from 5.34 million tons to 3.62 million tons. Although this still surpasses the 923,000 tons shipped in April 2022, when all Black Sea ports were blocked due to Russian aggression, the challenges posed by the blockage of the grain corridor and EU … Read more