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Exports of ghrelin through ports tripled in October. Two-thirds now pass through the Baltic, Novorossiysk has almost stopped reality MATERIAL (INFORMATION) produced and distributed by the foreign agent The Bell or concerned about the activities of the foreign agent The Bell. 18+ In October, Russia exported 2.3 million tons of grain through ports - three times less than a year earlier (about 7 million tons), according to the monitoring of the Russian Union. From the start of the season, running from July to October, 11.2 million tons will be shipped through ports against $24.2 million a year earlier, including 7.8 million tons of wheat against $18.8 million. A year ago, the ports of the Black Sea Azov basin accounted for 71.6% of grain exports, October - 5.5%. By Novorossiysk in the month they sent 82.6 thousand tons against 2.66 million tons in October 2025. The ports, which have been attacking the Ukrainian drones since the summer, have almost stopped, and exports have reached a peak: 65.3% of shipments passed it against 2.4% a year earlier. The country's largest grain port was Ut-Loga, from where no grain was exported every year. Another route goes through Astrakhan to Iran, shipments increased by 1.7 times. FT on Sunday wrote about a flight with grain via Murmansk. Buyers are also changing. Egypt remains the largest, but in October purchased four times less: 381 thousand tons of wheat compared to $1.52 million a year ago. Turkey fell by 15.5 times, but among the buyers were Nigeria, Mexico and South Africa, which in October did not take Russian wheat. In the Baltic grains, Russia competes directly with European grain: in Vysotsk, a ton of Russian wheat costs and #036;268, only and #036; 3 Cheaper than French. The farmers are the ones who lose the most. Since July, wheat prices from producers have fallen by 36.7%, to 91,000 rubles per ton. In October they increased slightly, by 4.3%, when the exporters established circular routes. To support the industry, the government in September zeroed out export duties on grains until the end of the year.

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Exports of ghrelin through ports tripled in October. Two-thirds now pass through the Baltic, Novorossiysk has almost stopped reality MATERIAL (INFORMATION) produced and distributed by the foreign agent The Bell or concerned about the activities of the foreign agent The Bell. 18+ In October, Russia exported 2.3 million tons of grain through ports - three times less than a year earlier (about 7 million tons), according to the monitoring of the Russian Union. From the start of the season, running from July to October, 11.2 million tons will be shipped through ports against $24.2 million a year earlier, including 7.8 million tons of wheat against $18.8 million. A year ago, the ports of the Black Sea Azov basin accounted for 71.6% of grain exports, October - 5.5%. By Novorossiysk in the month they sent 82.6 thousand tons against 2.66 million tons in October 2025. The ports, which have been attacking the Ukrainian drones since the summer, have almost stopped, and exports have reached a peak: 65.3% of shipments passed it against 2.4% a year earlier. The country's largest grain port was Ut-Loga, from where no grain was exported every year. Another route goes through Astrakhan to Iran, shipments increased by 1.7 times. FT on Sunday wrote about a flight with grain via Murmansk. Buyers are also changing. Egypt remains the largest, but in October purchased four times less: 381 thousand tons of wheat compared to $1.52 million a year ago. Turkey fell by 15.5 times, but among the buyers were Nigeria, Mexico and South Africa, which in October did not take Russian wheat. In the Baltic grains, Russia competes directly with European grain: in Vysotsk, a ton of Russian wheat costs and #036;268, only and #036; 3 Cheaper than French. The farmers are the ones who lose the most. Since July, wheat prices from producers have fallen by 36.7%, to 91,000 rubles per ton. In October they increased slightly, by 4.3%, when the exporters established circular routes. To support the industry, the government in September zeroed out export duties on grains until the end of the year.

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