The Port of Kribi welcomes first wheat cargo as part of its diversification strategy

The Port of Kribi welcomed its inaugural wheat cargo on October 13, as reported by the port authority PAK. This initial shipment of 5,000 tons of wheat, imported by the Cadyst group of Célestin Tawamba, marks a significant milestone in the diversification of traffic at the multipurpose terminal of the port. PAK explained in an official document that “between 2018 and 2021, the terminal’s traffic was predominantly sawn timber for export. However, since the beginning of 2022, the terminal’s activity has shifted primarily towards imports, driven by the robust growth of clinker traffic.” Clinker imports have become so dominant in the multipurpose…