
Les expéditions de grains russes et ukrainiens diminuent, plaçant les marchés sous tension alors que la Russie assure près d'un quart des exportations mondiales.
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La mer Noire est une voie maritime essentielle pour l'exportation des grains russes et ukrainiens. La Russie représente près d'un quart de l'exportation mondiale de blé.
« Une situation plus grave qu’en 2022 » : l’intensification des frappes en mer Noire met en péril l’approvisionnement mondial de blé
DÉCRYPTAGE - Les expéditions de grains russe et ukrainien, dont la grande majorité transite par cette voie maritime essentielle, ont fortement diminué, mettant les marchés sous tension. Alors que la Russie pèse près d’un quart de l’export mondial de blé.
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