Egypt: Damietta Port Authority announces the reception of 27 ships for export and last 24 hours

Published 2021년 2월 5일

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On February 5, 2021, the Damietta Port Authority reported a busy 24-hour period with 27 vessels involved in both export and import activities. Exports included 21,600 tons of cargo, primarily phosphate, urea, and sand, while imports totaled 53,683 tons, bringing in various goods such as corn, wheat, scrap, and building materials. The port also handled 448 TEUs of containers with agricultural products and fruits for export to several countries. Meanwhile, the grain balance in the public sector and the wheat balance in the private sector stores were noted to be 52,480 tons and 46,853 tons, respectively. The port also facilitated the departure of two wheat trains to Silos of Kafr El Sheikh and Minya, and the handling of 4,720 trucks.

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Damietta Port Authority confirmed that the port dealt during the past 24 hours with 27 vessels, the export movement of general cargo amounted to 21,600 tons, including 9,850 tons of phosphate, 7,000 tons of urea and 4,750 tons of sand. The import movement of general cargo amounted to 53,683 tons, including 15,600 tons of corn, 15537 tons of wheat, 11,981 tons of scrap, 362 tons of beech wood, 1370 tons of plywood, 3,858 tons of beans, 1,345 tons of soda, 1955 tons of sodium hydroxide and 1675 tons of sodium sulfate. The total export movement of the containers was recorded as 448 TEUs containing vegetables (artichokes, beans, and potatoes), agricultural crops (caraway, thyme, fennel, basil, flax, mint, beans, oranges, and olives) and fruits (oranges and strawberries) that were exported to the Emirates, Spain, Germany, Ukraine, Malta, England, Bangladesh, Russia and America. The Netherlands, Slovenia, Greece, China and Singapore. While the number of imported containers reached 517 ...

Source: Youm7