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Jan Jänsch on grain agreement: ‘We can’t relinquish anything’

Jan Jänsch, Head of Grain Trading at Baywa.
The fragile grain agreement between Russia and Ukraine expires at the end of the week. However, there is no alternative to exporting via the corridor, and the delivery target is even secondary, says Jan Jänsch, Head of Grain Trading at Baywa in an interview with Timo Landenberger. He calls on the EU to provide greater support for domestic production.

National and international trade in agricultural goods and supply chain management are among the core businesses of Baywa AG. Under the management of Jan Jänsch, the group moves around two million tons of grain a month, mainly in northeastern Europe, but also all over the world from the export ports there.

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