The new system allows farmers to apply online for duty-free export access while grain markets continue to adjust to weaker corn demand.
Weaker Turkish demand has pushed Ukrainian corn prices lower, while wheat traders focus on harvest progress, weather conditions, and freight costs.
The facility will have an annual feed production capacity of 400,000 tonnes and is expected to become operational in 2027.
The agribusiness company has started two pilot solar projects as it seeks to cut energy costs, support grain storage operations, and reduce emissions.
Stable prices, lower freight costs, and strong competition continue to shape the Black Sea wheat market ahead of the new harvest season.