New bulk terminal at Huelva

from July 2023 Issue Dry Cargo International

Kazakhstan and Iran to boost grain traffic

Barry Cross

products. Traditionally, the main Kazakh exports to Iran have been wheat, barley, sunflower oil, flax seeds, aluminium and ferrous metals. Imports have been petroleum products, fresh vegetables and fruits, as well as construction materials. Potential trade between the two countries could eventually reach $3 billion, claim the Iranians.

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The board of directors of the Port Authority of Huelva have given the go-ahead for a new administrative concession. This will be held by Terminal Puerto Tartessos and cover an area of 80,427.63m2. It will last for a period of 50 years. Barry

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New bulk terminal at Huelva

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July 2023 Issue Dry Cargo International