Egyptian ports receive 286 thousand tons of dry bulk for the public and private sectors

Published 2024년 10월 12일

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Egyptian ports are preparing to receive 286 thousand tons of dry bulk, including wheat and sugar, from Brazil and Russia. Alexandria port is set to receive a shipment of Russian wheat and Alexandria port and Damietta port will receive shipments of corn and sugar from Brazil. The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has announced new customs duties on wheat, corn, and barley exports, which will be effective from June 2, 2021. The duties will be calculated weekly by the Ministry and converted to rubles after July 1, 2022.

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Egyptian ports are receiving this week 286 thousand tons of dry bulk, consisting of "wheat and sugar", imported from Brazil and Russia, via the ports of Damietta, Alexandria, Dekheila and Sokhna. In this regard, Alexandria port is scheduled to receive a shipment of Russian wheat amounting to 63 thousand tons via the ship Wadi Al-Muluk for the benefit of the General Authority for Supply Commodities. Damietta port is also receiving a shipment of Brazilian sugar imported for the benefit of the General Authority for Supply Commodities via the ship Magic Seas, amounting to 52.5 thousand tons. Dekheila port is also receiving a shipment of Russian wheat for Astra Limited amounting to 5 thousand tons, and Dekheila port is also receiving a shipment of Russian wheat for Al-Iman Import and Export Company amounting to 25 thousand tons. While Alexandria port is receiving a shipment of Brazilian corn for Manasik Import and Export Company amounting to 58 thousand tons. The Sokhna port also ...

Source: Almalnews