Loading of new grain crops started in the port of Riga in Latvia

Published 2021년 8월 31일

Tridge summary

Approximately 190 thousand tons of grain products have been processed at the Port of Riga, with the majority being wheat, and the new grain season has commenced. Due to heat conditions, the quality and volume of the harvest have been affected. The port is now transshipping grain at 13 terminals and is investing in new handling equipment and technologies. The grain handling has been extended to the STREK terminal, and new storage facilities have been constructed. The grain segment of the port is experiencing growth, with a 2.2 times increase in the volume of grain handled in 2021 compared to the previous year.
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Original content

Last week, about 190 thousand tons of grain products were handled at the port terminals. Most of this volume is wheat, which is currently shipped by Panamax type vessels to South Africa, Nigeria, Mozambique and Algeria, so a new grain season in the Port of Riga can be considered to have begun. “In August, about 90,000 tonnes of local wheat, peas and new crop rapeseed were loaded aboard the first 7 ships. However, we are planning this season with caution - the prolonged heat this summer has affected both the quality and the volume of the harvest,” said Edgars Rouja, Chairman of the Board of LATRAPS, a cooperative agricultural services company that has acquired a 50% + 1 share stake in the Alpha osta bulk cargo terminal. He also noted that due to weather conditions, the grain season of this year began somewhat earlier than planned. “This year, grain arriving at the Port of Riga by both road and rail is transshipped at 13 terminals on both banks of the Daugava. larger vessels than ...
Source: Zol

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