150.7 thousand tons of agricultural products for 134.2 million US dollars were exported from the Tula region of Russia

Published 2021년 8월 9일

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The Tula region in Russia has seen agricultural exports amounting to USD 134.2 million since the start of the year, placing it seventh in the Central Federal District. The exports were primarily focused on fat-and-oil and flour-and-cereal products, accounting for 38.5% and 38.3% of the total exports, respectively. The main consumers of these products were Kazakhstan, Lithuania, and Uzbekistan. Other exports included meat and edible by-products, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and a variety of other agricultural products.

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The main share of exports was made up of fat-and-oil and flour-and-cereal products According to the Federal Customs Service of Russia, as of August 1, the export of agricultural products from the Tula region since the beginning of the year (hereinafter - excluding trade with the EAEU countries in June and July) amounted to USD 134.2 million (in kind - 150.7 thousand . T). With this result, the region ranks seventh out of 18 in the ranking of subjects of the Central Federal District. Moscow retained its leadership (agroexport amounted to USD 1,705.9 million), followed by the Moscow Region (USD 721.7 million), and Belgorod Region (USD 630.5 million) in third. In the total structure of Tula export of agricultural products, the largest share - 38.5% - falls on fats and oils of animal or vegetable origin and their cleavage products; prepared edible fats; animal or vegetable waxes. For seven months, the region sent abroad goods of this group in the amount of 51.6 million US dollars ...

Source: Specagro