June 16, 2015 06:53 
The Maritime Ports Administration
National Company of Constanta informed in a release that the maritime
traffic amounted to 17.3 million tonnes (up 13.5 percent from 15.3
million tonnes in January-May 2014), and the river traffic to 5.7
million tonnes (up from 4 million tonnes, owing to favorable
navigation conditions on the Danube River).
For the considered period, the traffic
advanced for cereals, from 4.16 million tonnes to 8.66 million
tonnes; for oil products from 2 million tonnes to 2.2 million tonnes;
for minerals and non-ferrous waste from 1 million tonnes to 1.32
million tonnes; and for solid mineral fuels from 669,373 tonnes to
1.3 million tonnes. Cereals accounted for 37.6 of the traffic over
the period; crude oil for 11.9 percent; various other freight for 12
percent; and oil products for 9.5 percent.
