Businessman explains the problem with milk export from Russia

Published 2024년 8월 17일

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Adel Khairullin, the general director of OOO GC Krasny Vostok, has highlighted that Russia faces challenges in exporting whole and skim milk due to its failure to meet international standards. This issue is particularly significant in China, where products that do not conform to local standards can be rejected, even before the expiration date. Khairullin emphasizes the need for Russian dairy producers to improve their technological efficiency to compete in international markets. He notes that while raw milk exports are currently challenged, finished dairy products like yogurts, kefir, and cheeses find ready markets in Southeast Asia. The construction of a deep milk processing plant in Republic of Tatarstan is seen as a step towards addressing the challenges in the international dairy market.

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It is difficult to supply basic whole and skim milk from Russia abroad because it does not meet international standards. This was stated in an interview with RBC by the general director of OOO GC Krasny Vostok (Republic of Tatarstan) Adel Khairullin. The reason is that the system of state standards (GOST) for this product in Russia is very different from that of other countries, including China. In particular, Khairullin said that Russian products can be turned away at the Chinese border even if their expiration date has not yet expired. He noted that one of the most important aspects of successfully entering the international market is precisely the technological effectiveness of production. The entrepreneur is confident that Russian producers will still have to adapt to the Chinese market. According to him, there are currently few enterprises in the country that produce dairy products that meet Chinese standards. However, he said that a plant for deep milk ...

Source: Rosng