Ukraine Grain Exporters Open New Shipping Route Through Baltic Sea
Ukrainian grain exporters have developed a new export route via the Baltic Sea to get their product out amid Russia's invasion, Bloomberg reported. With ports on the Black Sea no longer an option for the exporters, grain producers have looked…
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to land routes, shipping the product via railway, road and river to other European countries. According to a spokesperson from the Spanish company Puerto A Coruna, the first Ukrainian corn shipment sent via Romania was received in April, and now Spain has received its shipment from Poland, with the vessel carrying 18,000 tons of corn shipped via trucks in Ukraine.