Port of Chornomorsk

Logistics Plus Manages Complex Delivery of First Non-Grain, U.S.-Managed Ship to Ukraine Port Since War

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Friday, December 8, 2023
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ERIE, Pa., Dec. 8, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Logistics Plus, Inc. (LP), a leading worldwide provider of transportation, logistics, and supply chain solutions, has successfully completed a challenging shipping operation in support of the reconstruction and development of Ukraine's energy infrastructure. This accomplishment reaffirms the company's commitment to excellence and efficiency under the most demanding circumstances.

Key Points: 
  • In this operation, Logistics Plus was tasked with transporting thousands of tons of essential gas pipe into Ukraine amidst the ongoing war.
  • Adapting, Logistics Plus relied on its problem-solving expertise by rerouting the shipment through Romania's Constanta Port.
  • The Logistics Plus Ukraine team worked tirelessly to secure the necessary berthing permits and operational approvals, a testament to their perseverance and dedication.
  • "This operation stands as a testament to the ability of Logistics Plus to handle complex logistical challenges and our unique global risk management capabilities," said Jim Berlin , Founder & CEO of Logistics Plus.

M/V Riva Wind and M/V Arizona Both Sail from Ukraine with 105,000 Tons of Grain

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Sunday, August 7, 2022
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JAKARTA, Indonesia, Aug. 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Harvest Commodities' ship, M/V Riva Wind, has departed from the Port of Odessa, Ukraine with 50,000 tons of grain, and the second ship, M/V Arizona, has left the Port of Chornomorsk, Ukraine with 55,000 tons of grain. The grain belongs to a joint venture between Harvest Commodities SA and Indonesia's Arsari Group. The joint venture is through PT Comexindo International.

Key Points: 
  • JAKARTA, Indonesia, Aug. 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Harvest Commodities' ship, M/V Riva Wind, has departed from the Port of Odessa, Ukraine with 50,000 tons of grain, and the second ship, M/V Arizona, has left the Port of Chornomorsk, Ukraine with 55,000 tons of grain.
  • The grain belongs to a joint venture between Harvest Commodities SA and Indonesia's Arsari Group.
  • The ships are among the first commercial shipments from Odessa since the outbreak of conflict on 24th February 2022.
  • Also, two additional ships are picking up grain owned by Harvest Commodities from Novorossiysk, Russia the M/V Shark with 25,000 tons of grain and the M/V Bronco with 10,000 tons of grain.

M/V Riva Wind and M/V Arizona Both Sail from Ukraine with 105,000 Tons of Grain

Retrieved on: 
Sunday, August 7, 2022
First Nations in Ontario, United Nations, Farmer, Leadership, Grain, Port of Chornomorsk, Port, Port of Odessa, Revolution, G20, Wood, Management

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Aug. 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Harvest Commodities' ship, M/V Riva Wind, has departed from the Port of Odessa, Ukraine with 50,000 tons of grain, and the second ship, M/V Arizona, has left the Port of Chornomorsk, Ukraine with 55,000 tons of grain. The grain belongs to a joint venture between Harvest Commodities SA and Indonesia's Arsari Group. The joint venture is through PT Comexindo International.

Key Points: 
  • JAKARTA, Indonesia, Aug. 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Harvest Commodities' ship, M/V Riva Wind, has departed from the Port of Odessa, Ukraine with 50,000 tons of grain, and the second ship, M/V Arizona, has left the Port of Chornomorsk, Ukraine with 55,000 tons of grain.
  • The grain belongs to a joint venture between Harvest Commodities SA and Indonesia's Arsari Group.
  • The ships are among the first commercial shipments from Odessa since the outbreak of conflict on 24th February 2022.
  • Also, two additional ships are picking up grain owned by Harvest Commodities from Novorossiysk, Russia the M/V Shark with 25,000 tons of grain and the M/V Bronco with 10,000 tons of grain.