ARCTIC PORT OF MURMANSK SAYS STARTS LOADING FIRST GRAIN AS RUSSIA RE-ROUTES TRADE FROM BLACK SEA AFTER ATTACKS ON PORTS, VESSELS
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The Murmansk commercial port and grain trading company Demetra Holding announced that loading of 3,400 tons of grain from "key agricultural regions" is underway.
Russia began to export grain through the North Pole port of Murmansk for the first time, after the black sea shipment broke down, amid logistical challenges and fears of rising wheat transport costs and their impact on global food markets.
Demetra-Holding expands the geography of Russian wheat's export channels and began shipping them through the Murman Maritime Trade Port, reports the company.
The Murman Sea Trade Port first accepted a large shipment of Russian grain, opening up an additional supply route for domestic farmers to foreign markets, a new direction that would reduce export dependence on traditional transport corridors, as reported by the company ' s press service.
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