Egyptian ports receive 300,000 tons of dry bulk

Published 2024년 8월 13일

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Egyptian ports have received significant shipments of dry bulk goods, including corn, wheat, and sugar, despite a global decline in prices. Notably, Damietta Port received a shipment of sugar from Brazil, Alexandria Port received wheat from Romania, and Sokhna Port received sugar for the Egyptian United Sugar Company. Dekheila Port received corn and wheat shipments, and Alexandria Port received wheat from Russia for Al-Bustan Mills Company and the Commodities Company for Grain Trading. The article also notes a decrease in wheat futures contracts on the Euronext exchange for the second day in a row, attributed to Egypt's supply procurement and the availability of cheaper Black Sea wheat.

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Egyptian ports receive a thousand tons of dry bulk, especially corn, wheat and sugar, during the current week, for the benefit of the public and private sectors, amid a global decline in these goods. According to data from the maritime transport sector, the most important of these shipments is concentrated in a shipment of sugar imported from Brazil, amounting to 52.5 thousand tons, for the benefit of the General Authority for Supply Commodities via Damietta Port. Alexandria Port also receives a shipment of wheat imported from Romania, amounting to 63 thousand tons, for the benefit of the General Authority for Supply Commodities, via the ship Wadi Al-Karnak, affiliated with the National Navigation Company, while the ship Wadi Al-Yarmouk, affiliated with the same company, is currently unloading a shipment of wheat for the benefit of the General Authority for Supply Commodities, also imported from Romania, amounting to 63 thousand tons. Sokhna Port also receives a shipment of sugar ...

Source: Almalnews