Rail remains Ukraine’s export option after failure to re-open ports
Tractor harvest grains of wheat in a farm field. Original public domain image from Wikimedia Commons
The opening of the port of Odessa for the export of grain is still not in sight as the parties involved failed to reach consensus on the conditions of the move. Rail freight for now remains the most viable option to transport the commodity out of the country, but is far from able to cope with the huge volumes.
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