Modern challenges and opportunities for the development of agrarian trade logistics in Ukraine in the context of anti-entropy
Дата
2026
Автори
Riepina, I.
Sadovnyk, O.
Ivashchenko, S.
Nitsenko, V.
Tepliuk, M.
Lozynska, T. M.
Tsiupak, V.
Лозинська, Тамара Миколаївна
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Scientific Journal of Silesian University of Technology
Анотація
The article is devoted to the analysis of current problems, trends and opportunities for the grain trade market development in Ukraine in the context of ensuring anti-entropy. In recent years, Ukraine has established itself as one of the world's leading exporters of grain crops, such as wheat, corn and barley. The significant contribution of the agricultural sector to the country's economy emphasizes the importance of a detailed study of the factors affecting its development, which is extremely important for ensuring the competitiveness of our country in the geopolitical arena. The key challenges for grain trade remain infrastructure limitations. The problem of logistical leverage, including the insufficient development of ports, railway and road infrastructure and other obstacles. At the same time, the article emphasizes that climate change also poses a serious threat, causing instability of yields and increasing production costs; in particular, weather conditions are extremely unstable and difficult to predict. Also, an important aspect is that logistical problems, such as delays in transportation and storage of grain, limit the ability of Ukrainian exporters to compete in the market globalization.
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grain trading, logistics, agribusiness, entropy, competitiveness, sustainable development, diversification, infrastructure development, supply chain resilience, trade strategies, market adaptation
Бібліографічний опис
Modern challenges and opportunities for the development of agrarian trade logistics in Ukraine in the context of anti-entropy / I. Riepina et al. Scientific Journal of Silesian University of Technology. Series Transport. 2026. Vol. 132, Pp. 301-328.