Ukraine. Grain terminal construction in Mariupol port drawing to a close
The construction of a grain terminal in the Mariupol commercial seaport is drawing to a close, with the works being near their final phase. The terminal will be put into operation by the start of this year’s harvest. Storage capacity of the facility’s first stage will be 131 KMT, UkrAgroConsult reports.
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Tags: Ukraine, Мариуполь, grain terminal, Mariupol port
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