Russia: Export of oil and fat products from the Samara region in 2022 increased by 51%

Published 2023년 3월 1일

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The Samara region of Russia saw a 26.8% increase in agricultural exports in 2022, reaching a total of $365,227.0 thousand, as reported by Agroexport of the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia. The majority of the exports were oil and fat products, which made up 54.1% of the total, with sunflower oil being the primary product. Other exports included food and processing industry products, and other agro-industrial complex products. The main importers were countries in Asia, the Middle East, and the Caucasus.

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The overall growth of regional agricultural exports amounted to 26.8% According to Agroexport of the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia, the volume of supplies of agricultural products from the Samara region abroad in 2022 amounted to 365,227.0 thousand US dollars, an increase of 26.8% compared to 2021. In the structure of Samara exports of agricultural products, as in previous years, oil and fat products predominate. It accounted for 54.1% of shipments, or $197,545.3 thousand (51.1% more than a year earlier). The main export item in this commodity group is sunflower oil, the supply of which increased by 52.4%, amounting to USD 151,101.8 thousand. Margarine was also exported in the amount of 29,249.3 thousand US dollars (48.6% more than a year earlier), cake - in the amount of 15,428.9 thousand US dollars (+51.3%), mayonnaise and others sauces — by USD 1,093.7 thousand, soybean oil — by USD 609.6 thousand (+70.8%). Among the main importers are the countries of Asia, the Middle East ...

Source: Specagro