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Russia has begun testing grain shipments through the Arctic port of Murmansk due to disruptions in traditional Black Sea routes, writes the Financial Times. The first batch of 29.5 thousand tons of wheat goes to North Africa. According to experts, the reorientation of logistics will significantly increase the transport costs of exporters, who are forced to look for alternatives due to the doubling of transport costs on some Black Sea lines since mid-July.

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Russia has begun testing grain shipments through the Arctic port of Murmansk due to disruptions in traditional Black Sea routes, writes the Financial Times. The first batch of 29.5 thousand tons of wheat goes to North Africa. According to experts, the reorientation of logistics will significantly increase the transport costs of exporters, who are forced to look for alternatives due to the doubling of transport costs on some Black Sea lines since mid-July.

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