LTG Cargo to purchase up to 500 new grain hoppers
LTG Cargo (Lietuvos Geležinkelių) is gradually expanding its operations and intends to purchase up to 500 new grain hoppers through public procurement.
Вантажi: Grain
India simplifies procedure of imports of agricultural products from Ukraine
The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare of India has included Ukraine in the list of countries that do not treat grain crops with fumigants containing methyl bromide (CH3Br).
LTG Cargo Ukraine to set up transportation of 44 heavy containers with rapeseed oil from Yahodyn to Klaipeda port
LTG Cargo Ukraine, a subsidiary of Lietuvos geležinkeliai (LTG Cargo), together with the Lithuanian company Tri Trans is organizing the transportation of 44 heavy containers of rapeseed oil from Yahodyn station (Ukraine) to the port of Klaipeda (Lithuania).
Handling at Ukraine – Slovakia border crossings*
On average, as many as 209 wagons were transferred daily through the Chop – Čierna nad Tisou land border crossing point as of November 9 (down 41 units in two weeks). In particular, 183 wagons were moving on export routes (down 40 units), while 26 wagons arrived with imported goods (down 1 wagon).
Soybean market // Week 45
In the U.S., soybean prices have grown sharply amid large purchases by Chinese importers. Thus, during the week, private exporters have reported sales of a total of 1.7 million t of soybeans to China and 1.1 million t of soybeans to an unknown buyer (most likely also China) for shipments during MY 2023-24.
Grain market. South America // Week 45
In Brazil, corn prices are under pressure from a large offer. Anec forecasts November corn shipments at around 8.35 million t (5.89 million t in November 2022). According to Safras&Mercado, Brazilian producers sold 71% of the 2022-23 safrinha corn crop (69% a year ago and an average of 74.7%).
Grain market. USA // Week 45
Despite heavy corn sales in the U.S., relevant quotes have declined due to seasonal pressure, as well as an advancing U.S. harvesting and higher estimates of global production and ending stocks.
Grain market. Ukraine // Week 45
In Ukraine, the issue of port security remains open and continues to affect pricing. After another missile attacks in Odesa Region, export quotes have shown an upturn, although navigation along the established corridor continues. Thus, on November 9, six ships with 231,000 t of agri products left the ports of Greater Odesa.
Grain market. EU countries // Week 45
Export prices for EU grains have increased as the tender from Algerian OAIC was quite successful for local traders. Within the tender, traders sold 600-690,000 t of milling wheat at $266/t C&F (part of the volume was bought in France).
Grain market. Russia // Week 45
Russian grain suppliers have raised offer prices following the general market trend, supported by the tender in Algeria. Thus, OAIC has purchased a large volume of wheat from the Black Sea region and France. According to market participants, Russian wheat was the cheapest at the tender, but deals have been signed not for the…… Read more »