Most grain goes to Poland via railway border crossings, — UZ

Most grain goes to Poland via railway border crossings, — UZ


In August, 192.8 wagons of grain were transferred through the western railway border crossings per day. This is 2.7 times more than in July.

According to RAIL.insider, compared to July, the volume of average daily grain transfer through railway border crossings in August increased by 2.7 times.

In particular, the volume of grain transfer through connections with all countries increased.

Currently, the largest amount of grain is sent to Poland — 56.6 wagons per day. Compared to July, the increase is 43 units.

10.5 wagons more grain were transferred through border crossings with Hungary. The average daily figure increased to 49.4 units.

45.5 wagons of grain were transferred through the Ukrainian-Romanian border crossings per day. This is 43.6 units more than in July.

24.5 more wagons of grain per day are passing through the crossings with Slovakia. The figure for August was 41.4 units.

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