Ukrainian grain rail transit increases through September

The daily volume of Ukrainian grain being transported via rail across its borders has increased significantly. By the end of the last full week of September, the total daily transshipment reached 256.5 wagons, up from 193 wagons in August.

Slovakia currently leads the transit volume, processing 76 wagons per day, which is an increase of 35 units compared to August. Other major transit routes include Hungary, which saw an increase of 14.6 wagons per day to reach a daily average of 64, and Romania, which handles 58.1 wagons daily, an increase of 12.6 units from August. Poland's daily average rose slightly to 58 wagons.

In Moldova, transit estimates for the first half of September placed the volume at approximately 15 to 20 wagons per day, with a total of 520 wagons passing through the country between August 14 and the current week.