The beginning of sunflower harvesting in Mykolaiv region signals to carriers, elevators, and traders: demand for transport will grow in waves, making planning more crucial than ever.
Due to risks in Black Sea ports, the Danube's low water levels, and increased border congestion, Ukrainian agri-export increasingly relies on rail, road, and transit through Poland and Romania. For grain sellers, this means considering not only elevator prices but also accessible routes.
At the beginning of August, Ukrainian agricultural exports sharply decreased compared to July. Truck shipments grew by 11.3%, but their capacity does not offset the decline in wheat and corn flows through large-tonnage channels.
The Ukrainian grain transportation market shows a slowdown in rate increases after a sharp seasonal imbalance. Demand for grain trucks remains high, with key agricultural regions competing for available transport.
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