During the two months of operation of the grain corridor, more than 70% of Ukrainian wheat went to African and Asian countries

Published 2022년 10월 4일

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From August 1 to September 30, 5.5 million tons of Ukrainian agricultural products, including 44% corn and over 28% wheat, were shipped through the ports of Greater Odessa on 241 ships. In August, 1.62 million tons of grain and processed products were exported, and in September, 3.9 million tons were exported. In September, the share of corn decreased significantly due to increased shipments of barley, rapeseed, oils, and meal, while the share of wheat increased. Wheat made up 27% of cargo sent to Africa, Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Turkey, with Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Yemen, and Bangladesh being major recipients.
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From August 1 to September 30 of this year, 5.5 million tons of Ukrainian agricultural products were shipped through the ports of Greater Odessa on 241 ships. At the same time, about 40% of the cargo left the South port, the press service of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine reported on October 4. "In August, 1.62 million tons of grain and processed products were exported through the "grain corridor", and in September - 3.9 million tons. Among the cargoes that left the ports of Great Odesa in two months, corn makes up 44%, and the share of wheat exceeds 28%," the message reads. It is also noted that in September, compared to August, the share of corn decreased from 61.4% to 37.2% of all cargoes, mainly due to the rapid growth of shipments of barley, rapeseed, oils and meal. The share of wheat in cargo sent through the corridor, on the contrary, increased from 21.2% in August to 31.3% in September. During the two months of operation of the corridor, 1.55 million tons of ...
Source: Agravery

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