Ukraine. Grain shipments along the Dnieper River on the rise again
308.2 KMT of grain was transported along the Dnieper River in January-February 2021, or 39.2% more than in the same period last year (221.4 KMT). Its shipments have resumed growth following a few months of decline. As a reminder, all of the Dnieper Cascade locks started the 2021 river navigation season on March 10, UkrAgroConsult reports.
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