China imported 107 thousand tons of soybeans from the Amur region of Russia in 2021

게시됨 2021년 10월 15일

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The Amur Region has exported over 170 tons of grain and processed products to seven countries, including China, since the start of 2021. Over 9 months, the region exported 143,984 tons of grain and 24,024 tons of its processing products. China is the largest buyer, purchasing over 66% of the grain, mainly soybeans. Other products exported include corn, wheat, barley, soybean processing products like meal, oil, soybean, and rapeseed lecithin. Other countries such as Belarus, Kazakhstan, Korea, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, Germany, Japan have also shown interest in the Amur region's harvest. All exports are inspected by the Rosselkhoznadzor department to ensure quality and safety.

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More than 170 tons of grain and processed products have been exported from the Amur Region since the beginning of 2021. Before the grain is sent to seven countries, it is checked by specialists from the Rosselkhoznadzor department. Over the nine months of this year, 143,984 tons of grain and 24,024 tons of products of its processing were sent abroad. From the Amur region, grain goes to China, Korea, Indonesia, Mongolia and Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Belarus. The largest volumes are bought by China - it accounts for 66%. The Celestial Empire purchased over 107,000 tons of Amur soybeans. The rest of the grain went to China in much more modest volumes: corn - about 4,000 tons, the same amount of wheat, 1,432 tons of barley. In addition, tens of tons of soybean processing products were sent to the neighboring state: 10,000 tons of meal, over 11,000 tons of oil, 1,215 tons of soybean and 19 tons of rapeseed lecithin. Soy, the queen of the Amur fields, is loved not only in China. ...

출처: Oilworld