Egypt: Damietta port receives 8,976 tons of scrap and exports 6,590 tons of sand

Published 2021년 2월 25일

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Damietta Port Authority's Media Center has reported a busy 24-hour period, during which 27 container ships and general cargo operations were handled. Imported goods included thousands of tons of corn, scrap, beech wood, beans, lentils, honey, and wheat, while exported commodities were phosphate, urea, sand, quartz, and 699 TEUs of containers containing vegetables, agricultural crops, and fruits. The port also has a grain balance of 75,670 tons and a private sector wheat stock of 90,295 tons. The port has facilities for various cargo types and is one of Egypt's oldest ports, dating back to Pharaonic times.
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The Media Center of Damietta Port Authority issued a statement saying that the port had dealt during the past 24 hours with 27 container ships and general cargo, pointing to the departure and arrival of many goods. The media center stated that the movement of imports from general cargo included thousands of tons of various commodities, as the port received 2,004 tons of corn, 8,976 tons of scrap and 1018 tons of beech wood. The port also received 528 tons of beans, 2,231 tons of lentils, 4,425 tons of honey and 4,578 tons of wheat. The Media Center pointed out that the export movement of general cargo included many commodities such as 9107 tons of phosphate, 6,170 tons of urea and 6,590 tons of sand, in addition to the above 500 tons of quartz. Read also The port of Alexandria proposes the marine passenger terminal for exploitation for a period of 15 years and the media center stated that the total The export movement of containers reached 699 TEUs, including vegetables (potatoes, ...
Source: Almalnews

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