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Ukraine Has New Way to Get its Grain to the World
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Ukraine Wants Ships to Keep Exporting Grain Despite Attacks
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July 24, 2023
A harvester collects wheat at a farm in Zghurivka, Ukraine, Aug. 9, 2022.
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Why Allowing Ukraine to Ship Grain Matters Around the World
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Supply Chain
Russia Halts Deal on Ukraine Grain Exports
The accord had been credited with helping lower soaring prices of wheat, vegetable oil and other commodities.
July 17, 2023
Workers load grain at a port in Izmail, Ukraine, April 26, 2023.
Supply Chain
Russia's Threat Raises Food Security Fears
Concerns are mounting that Russia will not extend a UN-brokered deal to maintain a flow of Ukrainian grain.
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Russia Agrees to Extend Ukraine Grain Deal
The news provides a boost to global food security.
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Ukrainian Grain Shipments Drop as Ship Backups Grow
Ukrainian and some U.S. officials are blaming Russia for slowing down inspections.
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Ships Sail from Ukraine Despite Russia Suspending Grain Deal
The U.N. said three ships carrying 84,490 metric tons of corn, wheat and sunflower meal left through a humanitarian sea corridor.
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