Seventy Vessels Wait to Load Grain Near Sulina Canal
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Every day of ship idling increases the cost of transporting Ukrainian grain. Dozens of ships bound for Ukrainian ports have formed a queue near the Sulina Canal on the Danube due to limited capacity on the route, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing Reuters. Traders and analysts estimate that up to 70 ships are currently expected to pass through the Sulina Canal. They are heading to Ukrainian ports on the Danube to load grain for export. The delays are d…
In the Black Sea, in front of the Sulina Canal, up to 70 vessels in the Danube Delta are awaiting access to Ukrainian ports on that river to load grain for export, as reported by Reuters with reference to traders and analysts.
About 70 ships stand in line on the Danube, near the Sulina Canal, waiting for access to Ukrainian ports where they would load grain for export.
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