Preliminary data for the 2023/24 season shows a shift in sugar beet pulp export deliveries, with China taking a 56% share and Turkey and Morocco receiving 32% and 7% respectively, as the European Union (EU) has become a less significant market due to sanctions. Russia's annual production of granulated pulp ranges from 1.6 to 1.9 million tons, with most of it being exported, but the EU's introduction of sanctions and high duties has impacted exports, leading to the production of molasses pulp for the EU market. China's high transport costs for pulp and potential alternative markets in Iran and Turkey indicate ongoing adjustments in Russia's sugar beet pulp export strategy, with major producers like Prodimex Group and the Labinsky agrocomplex pivoting towards China and optimizing logistics to support these markets.