The sea trade port of Murmansk received the first rank with 3.4 thousand tons of grain for export, writes RBC. The new logistics program allows products to be loaded from wagons directly to the ship's warehouses, bypassing the intermediate storage stage in the warehouse. According to Kommersant, the redirection of supplies through the North-West ports is taking place against the background of the restrictions on the traditional routes in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov, which previously accounted for about 84% of all Russian grain exports.