Waterborne shipments
Freight indices // Week 46
The Black Sea coaster shipping market continues to soften this week as grain offer for spot shipments from Ukraine – being the market driver – has decreased almost to a minimum, which is referred to both the Global Grain event in Geneva held in the middle of the week and still extremely unfavorable conditions…… Read more »
NIBULON shipped first coaster from Danube port
NIBULON has loaded the first 7,000 dwt coaster with soybeans to be carried from the Bessarabska branch in the port of Izmail to Turkey.
Baltic Hub in Port of Gdansk: first vessel with STS cranes docked at T3 Terminal
The construction of the new Baltic Hub T3 Terminal is underway in the port of Gdansk, with 70% of the work completed. A vessel with four STS (Ship-to-Shore) cranes has recently arrived at the terminal’s berth, and the cranes will become part of the transshipment infrastructure.
Bunker fuel prices // Week 46
Dynamics of average mazut prices, $/tonne
Riga Freeport cargo turnover in October 2024
The operators of the Riga Freeport all together handled a total of 1.5 million t of cargo in October 2024, falling behind the September turnover by 7% (or down 115,000 t).
Freight indices // Week 45
Unfavorable conditions seen on the commodity grain market, namely the ongoing decline in CIF quotes amid high domestic prices in Ukraine and EU countries, are putting strong pressure on the small-tonnage freight market of the Black and Mediterranean Seas.
Port of Klaipeda cargo turnover in October 2024
The cargo turnover dropped to 3.9 million t at the port of Klaipeda in October, showing a 349,000 t decrease compared with September due to poorer performance both at the Klaipeda State Seaport (down 255,000 t to 3.3 million t) and the Butinge terminal (down 93,000 t to 594,000 t).
Bunker fuel prices // Week 45
Dynamics of average mazut prices, $/tonne
Agrotrade and OKKO exported 24,400 tons of rapeseed to Belgium
As part of a partnership project with OKKO, Agrotrade has successfully shipped 24,400 tons of rapeseed from Odesa to Ghent (Belgium). Half of the batch, about 12,000 tons, is the grain grown on the fields of Agrotrade Group this year, while the rest belongs to partners.