Egypt: Corn, wheat, and sugar are the most important things that the port of Damietta received during the past week

Published 2020년 12월 27일

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Damietta Port Authority reported significant activity, with 146 ships engaging in the movement of containers and general cargo over the past week. The port received and exported various commodities, including iron, tin, beans, soybeans, sugar, corn, wheat, oil, ethylene chloride, and phosphate. It also handled containers containing agricultural products like fruits, vegetables, and crops, and is used for transit. Located among the oldest ports in Egypt, Damietta Port plays a crucial role in international trade, with ships reaching as many as 30 in traffic on a single day.
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The media center of “Damietta Port Authority” said that the port witnessed during the past week a great activity in the movement of ships (containers and general cargo), as it received and departed dozens of ships loaded with various commodities. The center noted that the port dealt with 146 ships during the aforementioned period. The media center added that the port received 2539 tons of iron, 5926 tons of iron tin, 11,695 tons of beans, 35,000 tons of soybeans and 26,877 tons of sugar. The port also received 133563 tons of corn, 83,430 tons of wheat, 1,000 tons of oil, 3799 tons of edible oil, 35,270 tons of scrap, 962 tons of soda and 6,599 tons of ethylene chloride. Read also Saudi Arabia allows foreigners to leave via regular and charter flights (document). In a related context, the media center stated that The port exported tens of thousands of tons of various commodities such as 19,400 tons of phosphate and 11,018 tons of urea. The port also exported 31,311 tons of sand, ...
Source: Almalnews

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