Russian Federation exported 4.8 million tons of agricultural crops from the ports of the Azov-Black Sea basin in October

Published 2020년 11월 10일

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In October 2020, the Russian ports of the Azov-Black Sea Basin exported 4,768.9 thousand tons of agricultural crops. The top recipients were Egypt, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, receiving 968.88 thousand tons, 624.86 thousand tons, and 288.48 thousand tons respectively. The shipment included food wheat, sunflower, corn, and other crops to countries such as Pakistan, Iran, Nigeria, Sudan, Israel, South Korea, Bulgaria, South Korea, Thailand, and Libya. The busiest ports for exports were Novorossiysk, Rostov-on-Don, and Azov.

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The top 3 recipients of goods included Egypt - 968.88 thousand tons of crops, Turkey - 624.86 thousand tons, Saudi Arabia - 288.48 thousand tons According to information available to the "Center of Agroanalytics", in October 2020 from the Russian ports of the Azov-Black Sea Basin (ACHB) 4,768.9 thousand tons of agricultural crops (cereals, legumes, oilseeds) were sent. The top 10 consignments included: Compared to the previous month, the shipment of milling wheat was 4% less, barley - 8.7% more, corn - 8 times more. The maximum volume of production was exported from the port of Novorossiysk - 1,873.60 thousand tons, Rostov-on-Don - 1,010.57 thousand tons, Azov - 734.97 thousand tons. In addition, 436.62 thousand tons were shipped from Taman, 145.16 thousand tons - from Taganrog, 137.31 thousand tons - from Tuapse, 108.19 thousand tons - from Volgodonsk, 106.31 thousand tons - from Yeisk. Less than 100 thousand tons were foreign supplies from the village of Bagaevskaya, ...

Source: Specagro