3 vessels with 21.6 thousand tons of edible oil left Ukrainian ports for Asian and European countries
On November 9, 3 vessels from 21.6 thousand tons of vegetable oil left the ports “Odesa”, “Chornomorsk” and “Pivdennyi” for the countries of Asia and Europe. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Infrastructure.
“Grain corridor” to Ukrainian ports for loading move 9 ships.
Yesterday, on November 8, 7 bulk carriers from Ukrainian agricultural products entered the ports. Among them is the bulk carrier STARVOS to load 55,000 wheat for Yemeni citizens suffering from a food crisis.
Since the launch of the first vessel with Ukrainian food, 10.1 million tons of agricultural products have been exported.
In total, 435 ships with agricultural products for the countries of Asia, Europe and Africa left the Ukrainian ports.
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