In the period from May 5 to June 5, PKP Cargo S.A. is prohibited from accepting wheat and meslin (HS 1001), corn (1005), rapeseed (1205) and sunflower seeds (1206) for transportation from Ukraine to Poland for all consignees.
On May 2, the Ministry of Development and Technology of Poland canceled the resolution that banned imports of a number of agri products from Ukraine.
PJSC Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company has begun work on returning to sea freight transportation.
Australian producers are busy with the planting campaign, which leads to decreased offer.
Brazilian corn prices are sliding down amid favorable safrinha grain conditions.
This week, the grain market has been dominated by the downtrend amid the forecasted rainfall in the HRW growing areas.
Wheat export quotes hold steady in Kazakhstan. Thus, grade 3 grain is quoted starting from $245/t DAP Saryagash, while the price for Afghanistan starts from $260/t DAP Saryagash.
Mixed price trend can be seen on the Russian market, although the sentiment is clearly not supportive to the price growth.
The EU grain export market has shown a noticeable decrease in quotes for almost all crops.
As many as 136 wagons (two trains on a 1520 mm track gauge and two trains on a 1435 mm track gauge) were transferred daily through the Vadul-Siret – Dornesti (Romania) border crossing as of May 2.