Russia: About 170 thousand tons of grain and products of its processing were exported from Amur region

Published 2021년 10월 15일

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The Rosselkhoznadzor Administration for the Amur Region has controlled the export of 143 thousand 984 tons of grain and 24 thousand 24 tons of processed plant products over the first nine months of 2021. These exports were made to seven countries, with China being the primary importer, receiving 66% of the total grain exports. The main exports to China included soybeans, corn, wheat, and barley, while soybean meal and soybean oil were the main processed products exported. These exports were primarily made by rail and river transport, and all shipments met the requirements of the importing countries. The administration issued over 2 thousand 900 phytosanitary certificates for controlled products, with 17 certificates being refused due to non-compliance with the requirements of the importing countries.

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The Rosselkhoznadzor Administration for the Amur Region for 9 months of 2021, when exporting from the region for export, controlled 143 thousand 984 tons of grain and 24 thousand 24 tons of products of its processing. These products of plant origin were exported to 7 countries of the world: China, the Republic of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Korea, Uzbekistan, Mongolia and Indonesia. China is the main importer of Amur grain (66% of total grain exports). More than 107 thousand tons of soybeans, more than 4 thousand tons of corn, 3 thousand 958 tons of wheat and 1 thousand 432 tons of barley were sent to China. In addition, grain was exported to several other countries around the world. Among them is Mongolia, where 340 tons of corn and 1 thousand 40 tons of oats were registered. In total, more than 26 thousand tons of soybeans were sent to Kazakhstan (6 thousand 277 tons), Uzbekistan (405 tons), the Republic of Belarus (15 thousand 518 tons) and Korea (3 thousand 929 tons) Soybean meal ...

Source: Zol