In the period from April 18 to June 30, the transportation of certain goods from Ukraine via Izov-Exp (PKP) to Poland, as well as in transit, for the carrier PKP LHS sp. z o.o. is prohibited.
In the period from the beginning of the current marketing year started on July 1, 2022 and until April 19, 2023, Ukraine exported a total of 40.09 million tonnes of grain and legumes
From April 19 and until the decision is revoked, the carrier ZSSK Cargo will be banned from transporting certain goods from Ukraine to Slovakia for all consignees.
A total of 1,414 wagons were transferred through the Chop – Zahony land border crossing in the period from April 1 till April 17.
In the first quarter of this year, the port complex of Szczecin – Świnoujście handled 9.39 million t of various cargoes, which is 13% more compared to the same period last year.
At a meeting of the Bulgarian government, a decision was made to temporarily ban food imports from Ukraine (but this does not apply to transportation of transit goods).
On April 15, the Ministry of Economic Development and Technology of Poland published a resolution banning imports and transit of agri products from Ukraine.
As many as 4,900 wagons with grain were waiting for unloading at Ukrainian ports as of April 13.
Approximately 291 wagons (four trains) per day were transferred through the Chop – Čierna nad Tisou land border crossing from April 1 till April 13. A total of 3,223 wagons were waiting in a queue at the Chop station on April 13 (down 198 wagons over the week).
The Freeport of Riga handled almost 1.7 million tonnes of cargo in March 2023, down 121,000 t compared with February 2023.