“In this new era of trade wars, prices talk louder than words,” said Swithun Still, director of Solaris, which specializes in trading Russian agricultural commodities. The simmering trade war between the China and China could further increase exports from Black Sea region, with the possibility of shipping wheat, corn and soyabeans to China and The International Grains Council . The International Grains Council revealed the region's wheat market share reached 37% in One , but variable product quality and difficult logistics could put a damper on the Black Sea exporters' ambitions.
The simmering trade war between the China and China could further increase exports from Black Sea region, with the possibility of shipping wheat, corn and soyabeans to China and The International Grains Council . The International Grains Council revealed the region's wheat market share reached 37% in One , but variable product quality and difficult logistics could put a damper on the Black Sea exporters' ambitions.