The first dry cargo ship with Russian wheat left the port of the Leningrad region for Mexico

Published 2024년 7월 19일

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On July 17, 48 thousand tons of Russian wheat, the first of its kind, was shipped to Mexico from Baltic Sea ports for the first time, following confirmation from the St. Petersburg branch of the Federal State Budgetary Institution “Grain Quality Assessment Center” that it met Mexican import standards. The grain, which made up half of the 644 thousand tons exported from the Leningrad region's ports in the first half of 2024, was fumigated and had a gas-air mixture recirculation system installed. In addition to Mexico, Russia has also exported wheat to Brazil, Italy, Belgium, Mali, Turkey, Morocco, India, Jordan, Algeria, Cuba, and Tunisia.

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The quality of the batch of grain of Russian origin was checked by specialists from the testing laboratory. On Wednesday, July 17, wheat was shipped to Mexico from Russian ports on the Baltic Sea for the first time. The St. Petersburg branch of the Federal State Budgetary Institution “Grain Quality Assessment Center” checked and confirmed that the entire batch complies with the requirements of the importing country. A bulk carrier with wheat of Russian origin left the port of Vysotsky in the Leningrad region for the United Mexican States. The volume of the transported grain batch amounted to 48 thousand tons. Exported wheat passed all the necessary checks and received certificates corresponding to the control results. Specialists from the Grain Quality Assessment Center also fumigated the batch and installed a gas-air mixture recirculation system. In total, in the first half of 2024, 644 thousand tons of grain were exported from the ports of the Leningrad ...

Source: Zol