Agricultural logistics: Maritime exports are in crosshairs of russian sabotage, while ground ones stir up Europe

Over the past year, the structure, format and geography of agricultural exports underwent dramatic changes, which the industry is only beginning to adapt to. Why are they not final?

Second wartime sowing: This year Ukraine sows record amounts of sunflower, with corn becoming unprofitable. What more to expect from the 2023 sowing season

In many respects, this year's sowing will be more difficult than last year's, which was at the beginning of the full-scale invasion

Global grain traders leave russia. How is this going to affect the Ukrainian agricultural market?

Four out of five global commodity traders are hastily winding down their operations in russia

Friendship of convenience: The EU compensates local farmers for the 'inconvenience' of agricultural products from Ukraine

European farmers have failed to achieve restrictions on Ukrainian grain in the EU, but are willing to tolerate it for a certain fee

Leroy Merlin is finally leaving russia. Why did it happen only now and what made the chain give up

And whether this experience can be applied to other businesses that persist in working with the aggressor

The Star of Africa: How and why russia is gaining a foothold on the Black Continent

The banished country is trying to increase its influence in one of the world's largest markets

Short corridor: Grain deal extended for 120 days, but de facto for half of this period

Extension of the Istanbul agreement allowing Ukraine to export agricultural goods left uncertainty over its duration

Expensive pleasure: How beverage sugar can cause not only harm but also make money

Additional taxation of sugar-containing beverages will raise another UAH 6 billion to the budget but has little to do with the stated goal of the innovation – improving the health of the people

The narrow corridor: The grain deal is due to be extended from 19 March. russia is putting forward new demands. Will Ukraine's grain exports continue?

A week and a half to go until the Black Sea Grain Initiative formally ends – and there are still no guarantees of its continuation

Back to the roots. Kernel leaves the Warsaw Stock Exchange. How should shareholders respond?

What does the delisting initiated by the company mean?

The year of unbreakable strength: How the agro-industrial complex fared over the past 12 months and what it will face in the new agricultural season. Views of market participants

What the agricultural business was able to do to stay afloat during the military invasion, and when one can expect a recovery to pre-war levels

The year of unbreakable strength: Ukrainian agro-industrial complex managed not only to survive but even to show surprising results for "peaceful" countries

However, it will take at least 3–5 years to restore the industry from the current to the pre-war level

Purse or life: Many global companies still operate in russia. How do their Ukrainian subsidiaries feel, and who will react faster to the pressure?

Where does the line between economic expediency and cooperation with the aggressor country go?

The year of unbreakable strength: 25 figures to characterize Ukraine's economic losses during the war

The direct damage from the full-scale invasion is estimated at $140 billion, and the indirect one is five times higher. The loss of human capital is irreplaceable

Egg fever: The outbreak of salmonellosis in Kyiv is a logical consequence of wartime realities. To what extent is the state control system to blame and how can citizens protect themselves?

Power outages, logistics disruptions, and declining standards of living bring to mind the sanitary and hygienic challenges of the "wild 1990s"