Belarus exported $ 600 million worth of cheese and sour milk cheese in January-July

Published 2020년 9월 24일

Tridge summary

Belarus has seen a significant increase in its agricultural exports, particularly cheeses and sour milk cheese, to Russia, reaching $600 million from January to July. There has also been a rise in the export of condensed milk and cream, increasing by 13.8% to 146.9 thousand tons and by 22.2% to $113.38 million in value. However, exports to China have decreased by 26.8%. Overall, Belarus has experienced an 11.6% increase in exports of powdered and condensed milk and cream, totaling 125 thousand tons. Additionally, exports of buttermilk, yogurt, and kefir have increased by 6.3%, with Russia accounting for 95.4% of these exports. Furthermore, exports of whey have also seen a significant increase, with China importing double the amount received last year.

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Original content

The main goods are cheeses and sour milk cheese, which are shipped abroad, almost entirely to Russia, for $ 600 million. Belarusian exports of condensed milk and cream in January-July increased by 13.8% to 146.9 thousand tons. In value terms, it added 22.2% to 113.38 million dollars. The share of the Russian market was 94.1%. In seven months, deliveries to Russia grew by 12.2% to 138.3 thousand tons, and revenue from them - by 21% to 108.2 million dollars. Deliveries to China decreased by 26.8% to 716 tons. In value terms, they decreased by 32.7% to 421.7 thousand dollars. Exports of powdered and condensed milk and cream for the seven months increased by 11.6% to 125 thousand tons, in value terms, it added 11.7% to almost 275 million dollars. The share of the Russian direction was 57.8%. Deliveries to Russia decreased by 2.8% to 72.3 thousand tons, and in value terms - by 5.9% dollars. $ 160.1 million. Shipments outside the CIS almost doubled to 23.8 thousand tons. Revenue from ...

Source: MilkUA