Ukraine mulls Baltic port grain exports

Ukraine is studying the use of Baltic Sea ports to export grains as an alternative to the Black Sea ports, which have been disrupted due to the war. These ports can handle up to 20 million tons of grain. Ukraine requires international support of two billion dollars to offset the increased export costs, as these routes will add approximately $100 per ton, utilizing pathways through Poland and the Danube River, despite resulting in higher costs and logistical challenges. Conversely, Russia is reequipping its Baltic Sea ports to export grains after disruptions to its Black Sea shipping routes.

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