Handling at Ukraine-Slovakia border crossings*
About 290 wagons (three or four trains) were transferred daily through the Chop – Čierna nad Tisou land border crossing in the period from April 1 till April 27.
About 290 wagons (three or four trains) were transferred daily through the Chop – Čierna nad Tisou land border crossing in the period from April 1 till April 27.
Ukrainian operators expressed concerns about a number of issues at the meeting with Polish carriers last week.
According to the decision of the President of Turkey, starting from May 1, a 130% duty will be applied to imports of grain products (currently the rate is 0%).
A total of 3,900 wagons with grain were reportedly waiting for discharging at Ukrainian ports on April 27.
The local government port in Kolobrzeg (Poland) has been added to the list of ports through which transit of Ukrainian agri products is allowed.
Despite the permission to transport Ukrainian agricultural products as transit cargo through the territory of Poland, foreign carriers rarely accept such cargoes.
Export quotes for Kazakh wheat have risen slightly amid the ban on road deliveries of this grain from Russia, as well as due to the resumption of shipments to China.