On June 4, Natalia Levkoniuk, Head of the DAP/CPT Department at Atria Brokers, joined the Ukraine Agro 2025 at IEC “Parkovy” in Kyiv as a speaker on the panel “Global Supply Chains: How Ukrainian Agribusinesses Can Adapt to New Logistics Challenges.” In her remarks, she noted:
“Between July 2024 and April 2025, Ukraine’s agro-export logistics saw a dramatic shift: land exports dropped by nearly half compared to the previous season, while soy volumes rose sharply to almost 20% of the total — up from just 6% — and corn declined to 17%, down from 27%. On the Danube, the downturn was even steeper, with volumes falling from over 17 million tonnes to just 3.9 million. Deep-sea ports have clearly taken the lead, now handling 80% of all agricultural exports.”
Alongside expert panels, Natalia and Liliya Chubinskaya, a chartering broker at Atria Brokers Chartering, were fully immersed in the spirit of the Ukraine Agro Awards — a celebration of resilience, innovation, and integrity, recognising excellence across 12 diverse categories. Congratulations to all the nominees and winners!
“The atmosphere was genuinely uplifting. It’s one thing to discuss business — quite another to see the industry come together to support each other and the country. It left a lasting impression,” Liliya shared.
Looking forward to what’s next!
