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In 2020, China was the leading importer of Russian turkey meat, accounting for 39.2% of its total export value. The country's turkey meat exports increased 2.5 times compared to 2019, reaching a value of $13.5 million. Ukraine came in second place with a 16.1% share. Exports were also made to countries in Africa and the Middle East. The FGBU 'Agroexport' predicts that by 2030, Russian turkey meat exports could quadruple, reaching 35 thousand tons and a total value of $75 million.
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According to the FGBU "Agroexport" under the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, China turned out to be the leading importer of such Russian products as turkey meat. It accounted for 39.2% of the value of all Russian exports of this product category. At the same time, the export of turkey meat in 2020 increased 2.5 times compared to 2019: Russian companies supplied 8.7 thousand tons of this product to foreign markets for $ 13.5 million against $ 6.6 million a year earlier. 27 countries were importers of Russian turkey meat. The second place was taken by Ukraine with a share of 16.1%. Exports were also carried out to the countries of Africa and the Middle East. According to Agroexport, the export of turkey meat from Russia by 2030 may quadruple compared to 2020 and reach 35 thousand tons. Among the promising sales markets, Agroexport names African countries (Benin, Congo, Gabon, Guinea, Congo, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Liberia, Angola, South Africa), Asian countries ...
Source: Chinalogist
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