Ukraine Ships Food, Metal to Europe and Asia via New Route
Bulk carrier cargo ship in the Black Sea. Ships that left Ukraine’s Black Sea ports have already arrived in Romania, Israel, Italy and Bulgaria with cargoes like grain and metals.
Photographer: Andrei Pugnovschi/BloombergThis article is for subscribers only.
Ukraine’s commodities are again heading directly to traditional buyers across Europe and Asia via its new shipping corridor in the Black Sea.
Three vessels are en route to Spain and one each to the Netherlands, Egypt and Singapore, ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg show. Ships that left Ukraine’s Black Sea ports have already arrived in Romania, Israel, Italy and Bulgaria with cargoes such as grain and metals.