Egyptian ports receive 560 thousand tons of grain during the next week

Published Dec 14, 2024

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Data from the maritime transport sector shows that Egypt has received 560 thousand tons of clean dry bulk, including corn and wheat, through ports Alexandria, Dekheila, and Damietta. The imports include corn from Brazil for various companies and wheat from Russia and Bulgaria for the General Authority for Supply Commodities. Due to declining exporter margins, Sovicon predicts a 17% month-on-month decrease in Russian wheat exports by the end of the month, attributed to rising customs duties on grain exports.

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Data from the maritime transport sector showed the reception of 560 thousand tons of clean dry bulk (corn, wheat) for the benefit of the private sector and the General Authority for Supply Commodities through the ports of Alexandria, Dekheila and Damietta. In this regard, Dekheila Port receives a shipment of corn amounting to 58.4 thousand tons imported from Brazil for Horus Trading Company, and Damietta Port receives a shipment of Brazilian corn amounting to 54 thousand tons for Oils Greens Company. Dekheila Port also receives a shipment of Russian wheat amounting to 64 thousand tons for Al-Manahry Green Import and Export Company, while Damietta Port receives a shipment of Brazilian corn amounting to 66 thousand tons for Al-Waha Feed Company, Al-Iman Feed Company, and Medsofts Trading Company. Dekheila Port also receives a shipment of Brazilian corn amounting to 58 thousand tons for Al-Waha Feed Company and Cofco Agri Limited. Alexandria Port receives a shipment of Ukrainian corn ...

Source: Almalnews