Waterborne shipments
Port of Klaipeda cargo turnover in January 2025
The January cargo turnover is 10% above the December result in the of the port of Klaipeda, accounting for an increase of 391,000 t to 4.2 million t. The hike is primarily owing to increased transshipment at the Klaipeda State Seaport (up 157,000 t to 3.3 million t) and Butinge terminal (up 234,000 t…… Read more »
Freight indices // Week 7
Despite the ongoing upturn in grain export prices, the offer of small grain cargo lots for shipments from Ukraine has even decreased this week. “We see further drop in volumes from the Danube amid an increase in logistic costs, while switching to shipments from Ukrainian deep-sea ports, traders prefer to ship 15-30,000 t lots,” a…… Read more »
Bunker fuel prices // Week 7
CMA CGM resumes container transportation to Odesa port
One of the world’s largest container carriers, CMA CGM, has resumed voyages to the Brooklyn-Kyiv Port terminal in the Odesa seaport. The first call of the container ship took place on February 7 (the vessel “Lila Canada” flying the flag of Liberia), and the next one is expected on February 21.
Liepaja SEZ cargo turnover in January 2025
Ukraine explores opportunities to create food hub in Egypt
100 million tons of cargo shipped from Greater Odesa ports via temporary corridor
According to the USPA, since August 8, 2023 (when the Ukrainian Navy’s temporary corridor for merchant vessels became operational), 100 million tons of cargo have been exported from the ports of Pivdennyi, Odesa, and Chornomorsk. Currently, Ukrainian products are shipped to at least 53 countries.