During two months of the grain corridor operation in Ukraine, 72% of wheat went to the countries of Africa, Middle East, Southeast Asia and Turkey

Published Oct 5, 2022

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From August 1 to September 30, 5.5 million tons of agricultural products were shipped on 241 ships through the ports of Greater Odessa. About 40% of the cargo left the South port. In August, 1.62 million tons of grain and processed products were exported through the Corridor, and in September - 3.9 million tons.

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Among the cargoes that left the ports of Great Odesa in two months - corn - 44%, the share of wheat exceeds 28%. In September, compared to August, the share of corn fell from 61.4% to 37.2% of all cargoes, mainly due to a sharp increase in shipments of barley, rapeseed, oils and meal. The share of wheat in cargo sent through the corridor 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 wheat were shipped, 72% of which went to countries in Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Turkey. Almost 423,000 tons of wheat were shipped to the country on the African continent. In particular, 53.3 thousand tons have already been sent to Ethiopia, 51.3 thousand tons to Kenya, 28.5 thousand tons to Somalia, and 65.6 thousand tons to Sudan. The share of African countries in the export of wheat through the Grain Corridor in the first two months of operation amounted to 27%. In addition, wheat has already been sent ...
Source: Agroconf
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