By KYIV. Sept 19 (Interfax-Ukraine) – Since the beginning of 2023, the Agroprosperis agricultural group has supplied 17,000 tonnes of agricultural products to Italy and Spain through the ports of Croatia, the press service of the agricultural holding reported.
“In the first weeks of September this year, the Ukrainian and world media spread the news that Ukraine began exporting grain through the sea ports of Croatia. Agroprosperis is among the domestic exporters who were the first to use this route this year. It became an important step in the expansion Ukrainian agrologistics amid the aggressor’s blockade of the grain corridor from the deep-water ports of the Black Sea,” the company’s website reports.
The agricultural holding noted that they are well acquainted with this export channel and have used it in previous years. During 2021-2022, the agricultural holding shipped 4,000 tonnes of non-GMO soybeans for export through the ports of Croatia to Italy. Since the beginning of the 2023-2024 marketing year, 6,000 tonnes of corn have been supplied to Italy and 11,000 tonnes of wheat to Spain.
Currently, Agroprosperis is implementing a wheat and soybean accumulation program for customers in Egypt and Europe.
According to the message, the structural divisions of the agricultural holding continue to produce agricultural products and export them through alternative logistics routes. Agroprosperis noted the dedicated work of its units in Sumy and Chernihiv regions, which grow, care for crops and harvest crops under fire.
In addition, the Agroprosperis charitable foundation is also actively working, which provided direct assistance to 2,400 war victims for a total amount of more than UAH 30 million.
