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Russia seeks new routes for grain exports
Russia is looking for new routes for grain exports due to a sharp decline in shipments through the Black Sea. Authorities are trying to redirect supplies through the Baltic, northern ports, and the Far East.
In brief
- Russia shipped only 347,000 tonnes of wheat in September.
- Export volumes of wheat decreased compared to 1.3 million tonnes in 2025.
- The 'Ultramar' terminal in Ust-Luga has started accepting grain.
- Moscow is attempting to shift cargo to northern ports and the Far East.
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- УкрінформBudget
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- national desk
Росія шукає нові маршрути для зерна після різкого обвалу експорту через Чорне море, - СЗР
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- caught up, 3 h later
- national desk
Росія шукає нові маршрути для зерна після різкого обвалу експорту через Чорне море – розвідка
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