Egypt: Damietta port receives 18,900 tons of corn and exports 2,200 tons of soybean meal

Published 2020년 12월 6일

Tridge summary

Damietta Port has seen significant activity in the past 24 hours, with 14 vessels, including container and general cargo ships, making it's total number of ships in the port to 20. The port received a shipment of corn among other general cargo, and exported soybean meal and other commodities. The total export traffic from containers reached 685 TEUs, including agricultural crops and fruits, and the balance of wheat in the private sector stores reached 11,459 tons. The port handles a variety of cargo and is one of the oldest ports in Egypt.
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Original content

During the past 24 hours, Damietta Port received 3 container ships and 11 general cargo ships, including a shipment of corn weighing 18900 tons, while 3 container ships and 5 general cargo ships left, including a shipment of soybean meal weighing 18900 tons. The Media Center of the Damietta Port Authority issued a statement saying that the total number of ships in the port reached 20 vessels. The media center indicated that the imported movement of general cargo included thousands of tons of various commodities, as the port received 11,474 tons of wheat, 18,900 tons of corn and 2,749 tons of beech wood, in addition to the above 1,300 tons of iron. Read also wheat, corn and iron. Al-Mady (Graph). The center explained that the export movement of general cargo included many different commodities such as 7,500 tons of sand, 6,300 tons of urea, 2,980 tons of salt and 2,200 tons of soybean meal. He said that the total export traffic from containers reached 685 TEUs, including ...
Source: Almalnews

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