SeaIntel: Few Baltic ports hit by Russian import ban
No definitive signs so far that the Russian import ban on food items from the EU and the US, among others, has impacted the Baltic Sea ports, according to SeaIntel.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
The Russian import ban on a long list of food items from the EU, US, Canada, Australia and Norway does not yet seem to have had a definitive impact on shipping. Among a long line of Baltic Sea ports, Kaliningrad seems to be the only port that has seen a significant decline in container volumes handled in August, says analyst agency SeaIntel in its weekly newsletter Sunday Spotlight.
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