For 6 months of the 2020/21 season, the Russian Federation shipped almost 6 million tons of milling wheat to Egypt

Published 2021년 1월 25일

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Russia has exported 30.79 million tons of crops, predominantly wheat, to Turkey and other countries via the Azov-Black Sea basin ports in the first half of the current agricultural year. Egypt emerges as the leading importer of Russian agricultural crops, with a significant 84% of the exports to the country being food wheat. Other significant recipients include Saudi Arabia, which mainly imports barley, and Turkey, which receives a variety of crops including barley and milling wheat.

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About 5.6 million tons of various crops were exported to Turkey, of which 84% is wheat. According to information available to the "Agroanalytics Center", for the first half of the current agricultural year (as of January 13) from the Russian ports of the Azov-Black Sea basin (ACB ) exported 30 792.29 thousand tons of agricultural crops (cereals, legumes, oilseeds). 86% of shipments fell on milling wheat: it was exported 26 427.57 thousand tons. According to experts of the "Center of Agroanalytics" in the weekly review of the grain market, Russia will remain the largest exporter of wheat in the world in the current season. The top 5 shipped goods also included: Less than 100 thousand tons were exported flax seeds (87.97 thousand tons), soybeans (50.64 thousand tons), rapeseed (27.84 thousand tons), feed wheat (22.75 thousand tons), rice (22.48 thousand tons), durum wheat (19.07 thousand tons), millet (17.84 thousand tons), chickpea (13.69 thousand tons) , less than 10 thousand tons ...

Source: Specagro