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Узбекистан начал поставлять карбамид в Бразилию

  • Spanish Market: Fertilizers, Freight
  • 16/01/25

Компания Uzkimyoimpeks в декабре приступила к контейнерным поставкам карбамида в направлении Бразилии.

Первый блок-поезд с 54 сорокафутовыми контейнерами (по 28 т карбамида в каждом) компания отправила 11 декабря с терминала First Dry Port Terminal в Ташкенте. Состав с удобрениями производства компании Maxam-Chirchiq отправлен транзитом через Туркменистан и Азербайджан в направлении грузинского порта Поти. В Поти контейнеры планируется погрузить на морское судно для доставки в бразильский порт Паранагуа.

Ожидается, что вся партия карбамида будет доставлена из Узбекистана в Бразилию в течение 60—70 дней. Из Узбекистана в Поти контейнеры планируется доставить за 20 дней, а морская перевозка займет 35—45 дней.

До конца текущего года компания планирует вывезти в направлении Бразилии всего 108 контейнеров с карбамидом.

Услуги по экспедированию контейнеров до конечного пункта оказывает компания First Dry Port Terminal, которая владеет терминалом для сухих грузов, площадью в размере 22 га в районе железнодорожной станции Сергели в Ташкенте. Станция оборудована восемью подъездными путями общей длиной 5,3 км. С данного терминала вывозится также минеральная продукция в направлении портов Латвии и Эстонии.

Uzkimyoimpeks, дочерняя госкомпании «Узкимесаноат», оператор экспортно-импортных операций химической продукции предприятий Maxam-Chirchiq, «Аммофос-Максам» и других производителей Узбекистана.

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