Russia rejoins grain deal after Ukraine agrees to not attack safe shipping corridor (PBS)
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Senior research fellow Joseph Glauber at the International Food Policy Research Institute said that at least a third of the grain shipped in the last three months was going to the Middle East and North Africa, and while a lot of corn was going to Europe, “that’s the traditional buyer for Ukraine corn. It’s not like that was so unusual.” He added that more wheat was going to sub-Saharan Africa and Asian markets that have become increasingly important buyers of Ukrainian grain.
Republished in Sea News
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