Due to logistical problems, the Ministry of Agriculture is changing the routes for the supply of grain and oil.

      Priorities are the ports of the Baltic and Caspian Seas

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      The Ministry of Agriculture has decided to adjust the transportation routes for agricultural products due to current logistical difficulties. — Work is underway to redirect cargo flows to alternative directions. These include the ports of the Baltic and Caspian Seas, the Far East, as well as land routes, — reports the ministry's social media. This will help avoid delays in the shipment of grain and oil products to external and internal markets. Earlier, it was reported that in Tatarstan, the harvesting campaign is gaining momentum: 348 thousand hectares of grain have been harvested (32% of the plan), with 1 million 380 thousand tons of grain harvested at an average yield of 39.6 centners per hectare.

      Vadim Vakhrushev

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