BLACK SEA container terminals in the
Ukraine,
Romania, Russia, Georgia and Bulgaria suffered a collective 26
per cent year-on-year decline to 2,294,848 TEU last year, with laden
boxes dropping 12.18 per cent to 1,628,797 TEU.
Although
there was a slight increase of turnover in Bulgaria and Romania, the Ukraine
suffered a 26 per cent decline in box traffic, while Russia and Georgia's
turnover both shrank 13 per cent, reported UK's Port Strategy.
Export
volumes in the region rose 22 per cent over 2014 with Georgia increasing its
volume by 19 per cent, but the Ukraine's export volume contracted by 14 per
cent. Imports to the region dropped by a fifth mainly due to the import volume
drop of 36 per cent in Ukraine.
In
fact all of these countries saw a decrease in import volumes in 2015, apart
from Romania where import volumes were up by two per cent.
Source
: HKSG.
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