China increased supplies of apples and pears to Russia by 1.6 times to $6.2 million in October

Published 2024년 11월 22일

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China is increasing its export of apples and pears to Russia due to a decline in Russia's harvest caused by May frosts. In October, China's supply of these fruits to Russia reached $6.2 million, up from $3.9 million the previous year. From January to October, China's supply of apples and pears to Russia was $47.3 million, a 1.8 times increase from the previous year. The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has revised the apple harvest forecast several times due to the impact of the May frosts.

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Moscow. November 22. INTERFAX.RU - China is increasing its supplies of apples and pears to Russia amid a decline in the Russian harvest due to damage to orchards by May frosts. According to the State Customs Administration of China, in October, supplies of these fruits from China to Russia amounted to $6.2 million against $3.9 million a year earlier. Moreover, in October, compared to September of this year, exports to Russia increased by $1 million. Over 10 months of this year, China supplied $47.3 million worth of apples and pears to Russia, which is 1.8 times more than a year ago (by $26.1 million). As reported, due to the May frosts that damaged fruit and berry crops, in early June the Ministry of Agriculture reduced the forecast for the apple harvest this year to 1.5 million tons from the previous estimate of 1.8 million tons. Then in September, the forecast was ...

Source: Interfax