EuroGrainExchange 2024 offers you the chance to
visit Constanța Port as part of the parallel program to explore the incredible infrastructure and logistics development of one of Europe's largest grain hubs as well as for discussions with the port authorities.
Why visit Constanța Port?
As logistics shift to the new realities since Russia invaded Ukraine, the transport of grains has remained turbulent and market participants are always on the look-out for profitable routes.
Constanta Port became the sole saviour of Ukraine's grain exports transporting huge quantities of grain.
This year has seen drop in grain shipments through Constanta as Ukraine has its own "grain corridor" which seems to be working well.
However, risks are still there and Constanta remains a vital point for Black Sea grain exports. With the drop in barge freights, the Danube once again becomes an important route for grains from the Balkans and the region. It is expected that the slow-down of exports through Constanta Port is temporary and in the coming months the logistical importance of the port will increase once again. That is why it is important to maintain old partnerships and forge new ones as sustainability and reducing costs where possible to remain competitive will be the norm in the agricultural markets in 2024.
Whether you are a grain producer, a trader, a shipper looking to transship goods or an entrepreneur developing a grain or oilseed business – you need to capture the prospects of the most important port on the Black Sea.
In today's globalized market, the Port of Constanța has created an international network of reliable partners to offer its customers - port communities, shippers, traders - a high commercial class service, guaranteeing them freedom of choice.
If the Port of Constanța works efficiently, then the economy of Romania, of the countries around the Black Sea, EU and of the whole world works efficiently!
The parallel program within EuroGrainExchange 2024 on 9 April presents you an opportunity to learn from the port authorities themselves about the quality and competitive services that the Black Sea export hub offers to all those who want a commercial maritime gateway to Europe and beyond.
