Russian Grain Exporters Shift Route to Baltic Ports
Russian grain exporters are rerouting shipments to Baltic Sea ports after drone attacks disrupted trade in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov. Analysts expect shipments through the region to surge significantly in the coming months as companies seek alternative transport routes.
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Russia is rerouting its seaborne Wheat exports to Baltic Sea ports after drone attacks disrupted traditional trade routes. The shift follows escalating strikes in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov involving Ukraine over the past four years. The disruption affects 46.3 million metric tons of grain previously shipped through southern hubs last season.
