Damietta port in Egypt receives 14,000 tons of corn and exports 10250 tons of urea

Published 2020년 12월 30일

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Damietta Port has been active, handling 25 container ships and general cargo in the past 24 hours. It received various commodities like corn, sugar, beans, beech wood, ethylene chloride, gelatin, and iron, and exported urea, gypsum, edible oil, and phosphate. The port also exported 9,960 tons of sand and 1,030 tons of Day Ammonia. The incoming containers reached 296 TEUs, transit containers 1,373, and the grain balance for the public sector was 172,272 tons. The port has several berths used for different purposes and is one of the oldest ports in Egypt.
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Original content

The Media Center of Damietta Port Authority issued a statement saying that the port had dealt during the past 24 hours with 25 container ships and general cargo. The media center indicated that the imported movement of general cargo included thousands of tons of various commodities, as the port received 14,000 tons of corn, 1,471 tons of sugar and 1,200 tons of beans. The port also received 1029 tons of beech wood, 2404 tons of ethylene chloride, 5117 tons of gelatin and 428 tons of iron. The media center added that the export movement of general cargo included many commodities such as 10250 tons of urea, 500 tons of gypsum, 1000 tons of edible oil and 4485 tons of phosphate. Read also Saudi Arabia extends the suspension of international flights for a week, and the port has exported 9,960 tons of sand in addition to 1030 tons of Day Ammonia. The media center said that the total export movement from the containers reached 723 TEUs, which include vegetables (olives, potatoes, beans, ...
Source: Almalnews

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