In May, 1.3 million Ukrainian grain was brought by rail. Thousands of wagons are waiting for registration at the Romanian border.
Ukraine in May slightly increased grain exports by rail. According to Ukrzaliznytsia, deliveries increased by 4.6% a month – from 1.24 to 1.3 million tons.
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Thus, the average daily volume of transportation in May increased by 1,000 tons compared to April-up to 42,000 tons.
The overall freight transport indicator on the UZ network in May rose 3.1% compared to April – up from 9.15 million tonnes from 8.87 million tonnes.
In addition, the average daily handling at border crossings with Ukraine on May 31 was approximately 1.92 thousand wagons, while they could handle up to 3.42 thousand wagons daily. This led to the accumulation of 37,000 wagons waiting to be unloaded (+6,000 units compared to numbers at the beginning of May), of which approximately 10,000 units. – with grain, 700 units. – with vegetable oil, 500 units. – with food, 350 units. – with cake.
According to UZ data, approximately 5.7 thousand wagons have accumulated on the Romanian border in anticipation of the transition through the Vadul-Siret-Dornesti checkpoint (of which 3.9 thousand have grain) and 1.5 thousand-at the checkpoint in by Diakovo – Halmeu (of with grain – 1.1 thousand).
The average estimated time for the passage of the queue of wagons at these crossings in Romania is approximately 80 days.
In addition, it was noted that the representatives of the Romanian railways reported that within two months (at the beginning of the harvest) the priorities should change in favor of bringing their own products rather than those that have been exports from Ukraine.
Meanwhile, the media reported that Ukraine, the Russian Federation and Turkey have allegedly agreed on a scheme for the export of Ukrainian grain from the ports of Odessa.
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Source: korrespondent
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