From December 5th to 11th, 657.2 thousand tons of agricultural products were exported through Ukrainian seaports, which is 22% less than the shipment through the grain corridor a week ago. During this week, 19 ships were loaded, which is four units less than the previous week.
This week, to the traditional delay in passing inspections in the Bosphorus, Russia added problems with power supply to ports due to shelling and blackout of the entire infrastructure, which further slowed down the shipping process.
According to UKAB’s calculations, the largest volumes of exports during the specified period from grain corridor were: corn (49% of exports during this period); wheat (24%); rape seeds (13%). Ukrainian products went to the countries of Europe (Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands and others), Asia (Turkey, China, India and others) and Africa (Egypt, Somalia).
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