Poland increased number of ports available for transit of Ukrainian agri products
The local government port in Kolobrzeg (Poland) has been added to the list of ports through which transit of Ukrainian agri products is allowed.
The local government port in Kolobrzeg (Poland) has been added to the list of ports through which transit of Ukrainian agri products is allowed.
PSA Breakbulk is investing €10 million in a new heavy transport logistics hub in the port of Antwerp-Bruges in Belgium.
Despite the permission to transport Ukrainian agricultural products as transit cargo through the territory of Poland, foreign carriers rarely accept such cargoes.
By Resolution No. 341-p of April 21, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine submitted for ratification to the Verkhovna Rada a framework agreement between the governments of Ukraine and France on financial support for the project to supply rails to Ukrzaliznytsia
A total of 12,600 wagons addressed to foreign operators were reportedly waiting in the Ukrzaliznytsia rail network on April 19.
About 3,800 wagons are found blocked at the Ukrainian-Polish border crossings now due to Poland’s refusal to accept Ukrainian agricultural products.
As many as 4,300 wagons loaded with grain were waiting for discharging at Ukrainian ports on April 20.