Caspian Grain Hub Surges as Black Sea Infrastructure Fractures
Russia's Caspian transport hub is absorbing a surge in cargo as the logistics infrastructure of the Azov-Black Sea basin fractures. In September, the Astrakhan region shipped 280,800 tons of grain-a 17% increase over the same period last year, according to the Russian Grain Union. This shift placed Astrakhan among the top three export hubs for the month, accounting for 16% of Russia's total grain…
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