About 170 thousand tons of grain and processed products were exported from the Amur region in Russia

Published 2024년 4월 1일

Tridge summary

Between January 3 and March 29, employees of a specific department oversaw the export of a substantial quantity of agricultural products to several countries, with the largest shipment being Amur grain to China. This shipment included 74 thousand tons of soybeans, 21 thousand tons of corn, about 10 thousand tons of barley, 6 thousand tons of wheat, and 5.5 thousand tons of oats. A total of 40 phytosanitary certificates were issued for the last large batch of food barley in late March, confirming the absence of quarantine organisms. In addition to China, exports were made to Kazakhstan, North Korea, Vietnam, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Mongolia, mainly consisting of soybeans, corn, and soybean meal.

Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

This amount of products to be sent to other countries from January 3 to March 29 of this year was controlled by employees of the relevant department. The largest amount of Amur grain was delivered to the Middle Kingdom - 74 thousand tons of soybeans, 21 thousand tons of corn, about 10 thousand tons of barley, 6 thousand tons of wheat and 5.5 thousand tons of oats. Inspectors checked the last large batch of goods in the second half of March - specialists did not identify quarantine organisms in samples of food barley. 40 phytosanitary certificates were issued for the cargo. Grain was also exported to other ...

Source: Zol