Ukrainian agriculture to suffer most from country's port closure — expert
Ukraine crisisUkrainian agriculture to suffer most from country's port closure — expert Alexander Dudchak said that recently grain terminals in Ukrainian ports reduced their operations by about a third, and cargo transshipment volumes began to decline sharplyMOSCOW, July 23. /TASS/. With foreign shipping companies now unable to enter Ukrainian ports, the country's economy will obviously suffer, particularly its agricultural sector, Alexander Dudchak, a leading researcher at the Institute of CIS Countries and an expert of the "Other Ukraine" movement, told TASS. "Of course, agricultural producers will take a hit.
- ▪Ukraine crisisUkrainian agriculture to suffer most from country's port closure — expert Alexander Dudchak said that recently grain terminals in Ukrainian ports reduced their operations by about a third, and cargo transshipment volumes began
- ▪With foreign shipping companies now unable to enter Ukrainian ports, the country's economy will obviously suffer, particularly its agricultural sector, Alexander Dudchak, a leading researcher at the Institute of CIS Countries and an expert
- ▪"Of course, agricultural producers will take a hit.
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Ukraine crisisUkrainian agriculture to suffer most from country's port closure — expert Alexander Dudchak said that recently grain terminals in Ukrainian ports reduced their operations by about a third, and cargo transshipment volumes began to decline sharplyMOSCOW, July 23. /TASS/. With foreign shipping companies now unable to enter Ukrainian ports, the country's economy will obviously suffer, particularly its agricultural sector, Alexander Dudchak, a leading researcher at the Institute of CIS Countries and an expert of the "Other Ukraine" movement, told TASS. "Of course, agricultural producers will take a hit. Some 42 million tons of cargo were transshipped through Ukrainian ports, of which about 24 million tons were Ukrainian agricultural products. Of course, there will be problems.
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