More than 11 million tons of Ukrainian food exported as part of the "grain deal"

Published 2022년 11월 17일

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On November 17, 2022, eight dry cargo ships embarked from Ukrainian ports, carrying a total of 277,114 tons of grain and other food products as part of the Black Sea Grain Initiative. These ships were en route to countries such as Ethiopia, Italy, Turkey, China, the Netherlands, and Spain, with the World Food Program's Nord Vind specifically transporting wheat to Ethiopia. As of November 16, 67 dry cargo ships were awaiting permission to enter Ukrainian ports, and 16 loaded ships were under inspection in Turkish territorial waters. Since the initiative's inception, a total of 11,087,388 tons of grain and agricultural products have been exported from three Ukrainian ports.

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Eight dry cargo ships with agricultural products left Ukrainian ports on Wednesday, the Joint Coordination Center (JCC) reports. "Today, eight ships have left Ukrainian ports, they are carrying a total of 277,114 tons of grain and other food as part of the Black Sea Grain Initiative," the message says. The Nord Vind, chartered by the World Food Program, is carrying 25,000 tons of wheat destined for Ethiopia. Two dry cargo ships Eleni M (41,540 tons of wheat) and Amber S (44,194 tons of wheat) went to Italy, two ships Plutus (13,000 tons of rapeseed) and Noran (7,124 tons of soybeans) - to Turkey. In addition, the Mim Vangelis Jr dry cargo ship will deliver 66,756 tons of corn to China, the Abilene ship will transport 51.5 thousand tons of rapeseed to the Netherlands. The Paralos ship headed for Spain with 28,000 tons of wheat. It is noted that three dry cargo ships are sent to Ukrainian ports, which passed through the sea humanitarian corridor on November 16. SKC also reports that ...

Source: Zol