Russia: Bashkiria farmers increased grain exports by 12%

Published 2024년 9월 11일

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Bashkortostan has seen a 12% increase in grain exports in the first eight months of 2024, compared to the same period in 2023, totaling 350 thousand tons. This marks a decrease in the rate of growth from 17.5% in seven months. The region has expanded its export market to 19 countries, up from 13 in 2023. The main exports include wheat grain, barley, flax, peas, oats, safflower, and various crops. All products have been tested and meet the import requirements of the buying countries. However, there has been a 30% decrease in grain deliveries to other regions of Russia.

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Bashkortostan farmers exported 350 thousand tons of grain abroad in the first eight months of 2024. This is 37 thousand tons, or 12%, more than in January-August 2023, according to data from the regional office of Rosselkhoznadzor. Last year, 312.8 thousand tons of grain and its processed products were delivered to foreign counterparties during the same period. The rate of export growth slowed down slightly. According to the results of seven months, the indicators were 17.5% higher than last year. In 2024, the geography of countries purchasing Bashkir grain expanded. This year, 19 countries purchased it, in 2023 - 13. Grain and its processed products are purchased, among other countries, by Afghanistan, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Iran, China, Turkey, Switzerland and other countries. Since the beginning of the year, 129.5 thousand tons of wheat grain, 86.5 thousand tons of barley, 23 thousand tons of flax, 9.7 thousand tons of peas have been shipped to foreign buyers. Also shipped ...

Source: Zol