Latvia Emerges As Top-Five Country Used To Ship Russian Grain
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Latvia, a Member State of the European Union and NATO, was among the first five countries to transport Russian cereals during the current trading season, despite tense political relations, while Moscow redirects its exports from the Azov and Black Sea basin to the Baltic ports.
Latvia, a Member State of the European Union and NATO, was among the first five countries to transport Russian cereals during the current trading season, despite tense political relations, while Moscow redirects its exports from the Azov and Black Sea basin to the Baltic ports, reports Reuters, taken by Agerpres.
Latvia Emerges As Top-Five Country Used To Ship Russian Grain
MOSCOW, Oct 23 (Reuters) – Latvia, a member of the European Union and NATO, has emerged as one of the top five countries used to ship Russian grain this marketing season despite strained political...
Latvia emerges as top-five country used to ship Russian grain, consultancy says
MOSCOW: Latvia, a member of the European Union and NATO, has emerged as one of the top five countries used to ship Russian grain this marketing season despite strained political ties, as Moscow redirects exports from the Azov-Black Sea basin to Baltic ports. Some 431,700 tonnes of Russian grain were shipped via Latvia between July and October, consultancy ProZerno said. The Latvian foreign ministry said in a statement that Russian grain imports…
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