By KYIV. Dec 14 (Interfax-Ukraine) – As part of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, four vessels with 69,500 tonnes of agricultural products for Asian countries left the ports of Great Odesa, the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine reported on Facebook on Wednesday.
Among the shipped ships, in particular, tankers Selina II, and Med Pacific with 54,000 tonnes of sunflower oil for India.
In total, as of Wednesday, 21 vessels are under processing in the ports of Great Odesa, they are loaded with 665,800 tonnes of Ukrainian agricultural products.
In the Bosphorus, 81 ships are awaiting inspection (61 – entry, and 20 – exit). The situation with the queue is consistently difficult: Russia also registers no more than three ships per day, with required 12.
According to the Ministry of Infrastructure, since August 1, a total of 554 ships have left the ports of Great Odessa, exporting 13.9 million tonnes of Ukrainian food to Asia, Europe and Africa.
