As of February 12, 114,99 tons of agricultural products were transported for export through Ukraine’s road border crossings, according to Elevatorist.com and Spike Brokers. PromPolitInform reports.
Higher-value-added products predominate in the structure of road exports. The largest volumes were sunflower oil (10,590 tons), poultry (8,720 tons), and corn (6,780 tons). Soybean products also accounted for a significant share: soybean cake (5,940 tons) and soybean oil (5,290 tons), i.e., 114,990 tons.
According to brokers, the flow remains stable without any significant fluctuations, confirming the role of the road channel as a supplementary route rather than the primary means for transporting large grain shipments. The Polish, Romanian, and Hungarian borders remain key destinations, forming the basis for agricultural exports by road.
