Egypt: Damietta port receives 18,200 tons of corn and exports 6,267 tons of salt

Published 2021년 1월 19일

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Damietta Port has been active, handling 22 container ships and general cargo in the past 24 hours. It imported 18,200 tons of corn and exported various commodities such as cement, urea, salt, phosphate, and 'di-ammonium'. The port also exported agricultural products to several countries and is used for various types of cargo berths. It is one of Egypt's oldest ports, with a history dating back to Pharaoh times.

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The Media Center of Damietta Port Authority issued a statement saying that the port had dealt during the past 24 hours with 22 container ships and general cargo. The media center indicated that the imported movement of general cargo included 18,200 tons of corn. He added that the export movement of general cargo included many different commodities, such as 710 tons of cement, 2,966 tons of urea and 6,267 tons of salt. The port also exported 12,594 tons of phosphate in addition to 6,750 tons of “di-ammonium.” Read also the dates of the trains heading from Cairo to the governorates today, Tuesday 01/19-2021. Potatoes, tomatoes, potatoes, eggplant and frozen mixed vegetables), agricultural crops (lemon, spicy, onions, and hibiscus), and fruits (oranges, dates, pomegranates, and strawberries), which are exported to the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Spain, America, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Slovenia, Italy, Germany, Malta and Malaysia. "Japanese-French" chooses the ...

Source: Almalnews