China has increased its import of cheese from Russia 9 times

Published 2024년 7월 29일

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In the first half of 2024, China has significantly increased its imports of cheese, cottage cheese, and milk from Russia, with cheese and cottage cheese imports rising more than 9 times to $923,000 and milk imports growing about 4 times to $534,400 compared to the same period last year. Russia's supply of cheese to China is now nearly matching that of Korea, with major suppliers including New Zealand, Italy, the United States, and Denmark. EcoNiva Group, a leading Russian dairy producer, has expanded its operations in China by opening a representative office and warehouse in Xi'an and plans to increase its cheese production sevenfold in 2023.
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In the first half of 2024, China has significantly increased its purchases of cheese, cottage cheese and milk in Russia, compared to the same period last year. As reported in the reports of the State Administration of Customs of China, in January-June, China imported from Russia cheese and cottage cheese worth a total of 923 thousand dollars, compared to nearly 100 thousand dollars for the same period last year, i.e. the "jump" in deliveries is more than 9 times. And milk supplies from Russia for the period for the second economy in the world have grown to 534.4 thousand dollars, compared to 141.7 thousand dollars for the first half of last year, i.e. about 4 times. More than half of fish exports from Russia will go to just one country in 2023 Those exports were a record $2.9 billion last year The main suppliers of cheese to China for the half-year are: New Zealand ($247.6 million), Italy ($33.7 million), the United States ($29.4 million), Denmark ($24 million). The data show that ...
Source: Money

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