In September, the largest number of grain-laden wagons passed through the Ukrainian-Slovak border crossings. Currently, 76 grain-laden wagons pass through the Ukrainian-Slovak border crossings each day (an increase of 35 units compared with August).
The average daily volume of grain transported via the Ukrainian-Hungarian border crossings rose by 14.6 wagons in September, reaching 64 units per day. A total of 58.1 grain-laden wagons are sent to Romania daily. Compared with August, this represents an increase of 12.6 units per day.
The volume of grain transit through the Ukrainian-Polish border crossings rose by just 1.4 wagons in September. The current average daily figure stands at 58 units. This was discussed at a meeting of JSC ‘Ukrzaliznytsia’, according to ukragroconsult.
In the first half of September, representatives of the association of agricultural producers and exporters estimated the transit of Ukrainian grain through Moldova at 15–20 wagons per day. In total, between 14 August and the end of the current working week, 520 wagons carrying Ukrainian grain passed through Moldova.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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