Barley ports and hubs in The Middle East and Africa
8 ports and hubs in the Middle East and Africa handle barley, across 6 countries: Algeria, Iran, Jordan, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and Tunisia. Grades: Feed Barley.
ExportImportCrushing / transitInland river
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Grades
- Feed Barley (10.5% - 11.5%) - Six-row and two-row feed grain used widely in cattle, swine, and sheep feed blends.
Ports and hubs (8)
| Hub | Country | Type | Grades handled |
|---|---|---|---|
| Port of Algiers Algiers Algeria is among the largest wheat importers in Africa, buying chiefly through its state grain agency; Algiers is one of its main ports. | Algeria | Seaport Import | Feed Barley |
| Port of Oran Oran Western Algerian port and a major entry point for the country's wheat imports. | Algeria | Seaport Import | Feed Barley |
| Bandar Imam Khomeini Bandar Imam Khomeini Iran's main port for grain imports, at the head of the Gulf. | Iran | Seaport Import | Feed Barley |
| Port of Aqaba Aqaba Jordan's only seaport, on the Red Sea, through which it imports almost all its wheat and barley. | Jordan | Seaport Import | Feed Barley |
| Port of Casablanca Casablanca Morocco's largest port and its main entry point for wheat, corn and barley imports. | Morocco | Seaport Import | Feed Barley |
| Jeddah Islamic Port Jeddah Saudi Arabia's Red Sea port. The kingdom imports nearly all its wheat and is one of the world's largest buyers of feed barley. | Saudi Arabia | Seaport Import | Feed Barley |
| King Abdulaziz Port (Dammam) Dammam Saudi Arabia's Gulf port, receiving grain for the kingdom's eastern provinces. | Saudi Arabia | Seaport Import | Feed Barley |
| Port of Rades (Tunis) Rades Tunisia's principal port, near Tunis, through which it imports soft and durum wheat. | Tunisia | Seaport Import | Feed Barley |