🇵🇱⚓️ Is Poland Eyeing the Black Sea and Considering the Purchase or Lease of a Port in Odesa?
Recent media reports suggest that the Polish side is exploring the possibility of purchasing or leasing one of the ports in Odesa. This idea appears ambitious and holds significant potential, as access to Ukraine’s deep-water logistics opens new horizons for agricultural exports—particularly for companies engaged in the export of grain and oilseed crops.
Odesa and its ports hold strategic importance for international trade, and Ukraine’s ability to export through these ports is a key factor in maintaining the country's economic stability. For Poland, such a purchase or lease could become an important component in the development of its agricultural infrastructure and strengthen its position in the agri-export market.
However, while these prospects remain in the realm of aspirations, the port infrastructure in Odesa is already fully operational. The ports of Odesa—particularly the Pivdennyi (Yuzhny) port—boast powerful, stable, and proven infrastructure capable of handling large cargo volumes. One of the companies successfully leveraging this infrastructure is Allseeds. A major player in the agri-export market, Allseeds' presence in the Pivdennyi port is a clear example of how existing capacities can be used effectively to ensure high standards of logistics and cargo handling.
While new investments may bring certain benefits, the current infrastructure has long proven its effectiveness and reliability. Why spend millions 💸 and build from scratch, when Allseeds is already here—delivering, storing, transshipping, and shipping:
✅ Stable infrastructure in the Pivdennyi port
✅ In-house logistics: transport, storage, transshipment, maritime shipments
✅ Over 2 million tons of capacity per year
✅ No intermediaries. No delays. No experiments.
We’re not just theory – we are a long-standing, practical case of ready-to-use logistics for agricultural exports.