Khaborwala Online Desk
Published: 29 Sep 2025, 06:01 pm
A ship carrying 52,500 metric tonnes of wheat from Russia has arrived at Kutubdia Berthing Anchorage in Chattogram.
The Ministry of Food confirmed this in an official statement on Monday, 29 September. The shipment follows a cash purchase agreement signed on 7 July earlier this year.
The ministry stated that the wheat samples from the vessel have already been tested, ensuring a swift clearance process.
According to the plan:
Detail | Information |
Origin | Russia |
Quantity | 52,500 metric tonnes |
Ports of Unloading | Chattogram (31,500 t), Mongla (21,000 t) |
Agreement Date | 7 July 2025 |
Status | Sample testing completed for quick clearance |
This shipment marks a significant step in strengthening Bangladesh's wheat supply, ensuring stability for domestic consumption.
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