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Russia’s Grain Rerouting Falls Short as War Hits Black Sea Ports
Source: Bloomberg
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Russia's effort to reroute grain exports away from Black Sea routes disrupted by Ukrainian attacks is underperforming, with alternative ports handling only about one-tenth of the intended volumes. The shortfall raises supply-chain and export-logistics risks for a major global grain supplier, potentially tightening regional grain availability and supporting commodity-price volatility.
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