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India-bound sunflower oil cargoes face cancellation, delays as war disrupts Russian shipments

First reported 7 Oct, 13:32 UTCUpdated 2h ago2 sources

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A 20,000-tonne Russian sunflower oil cargo bound for India was cancelled after damage to Black Sea port infrastructure disrupted supplies, while another 60,000 tonnes faces delays. Indian buyers are turning to palm oil ahead of the festive season.

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Deccan Herald
India-bound Russian sunflower oil cargoes face cancellation, delays as war disrupts shipments

Mumbai: A shipment of Russian sunflower oil bound for India was cancelled and other cargoes have been delayed after attacks on Black Sea ports disrupted exports from India's top supplier, an industry official and trade sources said. A 20,000-ton shipment of Russian sunflower oil bound for India was "washed out" after…

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CNBC-TV18
India-bound sunflower oil cargoes face cancellation, delays as war disrupts Russian shipments

A 20,000-tonne Russian sunflower oil cargo bound for India was cancelled after damage to Black Sea port infrastructure disrupted supplies, while another 60,000 tonnes faces delays. Indian buyers are turning to palm oil ahead of the festive season.

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  1. CNBC-TV18CenterINMostly factual
    India-bound sunflower oil cargoes face cancellation, delays as war disrupts Russian shipments (opens CNBC-TV18 in a new tab)

    A 20,000-tonne Russian sunflower oil cargo bound for India was cancelled after damage to Black Sea port infrastructure disrupted supplies, while another 60,000 tonnes faces delays. Indian buyers are turning to palm oil ahead of the festive season.

  2. Deccan HeraldLean LeftINHigh factuality
    India-bound Russian sunflower oil cargoes face cancellation, delays as war disrupts shipments (opens Deccan Herald in a new tab)

    Mumbai: A shipment of Russian sunflower oil bound for India was cancelled and other cargoes have been delayed after attacks on Black Sea ports disrupted exports from India's top supplier, an industry official and trade sources said. A 20,000-ton shipment of Russian sunflower oil bound for India was "washed out" after…

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