Russian agricultural exports are projected to surpass last year's record of $30.7 billion, with an expected growth of five percent in 2021, reaching $37 billion by 2024. The export of high-value products like meat, sausages, confectionery, and fish fillets is expected to contribute to this growth. The oil and fat industry, especially vegetable oils, is experiencing the best export dynamics. Meat and dairy products are also expected to see significant growth. However, grain exports have only grown by 13 percent due to high base effects and export duties. The Rostov region plans to increase the export of processed agricultural products like flour, starches, bran, amino acids, and syrups. The Urals region is starting to export chicken offal and other pork by-products to China and Vietnam, finding new markets for previously unclaimed products.