Russia: Import of meat and meat products through the port of St. Petersburg increased by 9% in 2024

Published 2024년 12월 24일

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In 2024, the import of meat and meat products through the Big Port of St. Petersburg increased by 9% compared to the previous year, according to Oleg Emtsev, the head of the North-West Interregional Administration of Rosselkhoznadzor. The total receipt of livestock cargo through the port also saw a slight decrease from 488 thousand tons in 2023 to 479 thousand tons in 2024. The majority of the imported meat and meat products were beef and beef by-products, followed by poultry meat and buffalo meat from India. The main suppliers of these products were Latin American countries, with Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay being the leading contributors. However, the rate of receipt of imported dairy products has seen a decrease, with 15 thousand tons received in 2024, down from 22.5 thousand tons in 2023.
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The import of meat and meat products arriving through the Big Port of St. Petersburg increased in 2024 compared to the previous year by 9%. This was reported by the head of the North-West Interregional Administration of Rosselkhoznadzor Oleg Emtsev at a TASS press conference. "If we talk about the total receipt of livestock cargo through the Big Port of St. Petersburg compared to 2023, then in 2023, 488 thousand tons were received. Here, all products of animal origin - dairy, fish, feed and feed additives. This year - 479 thousand tons. But, summing up, we just note the statistics that we receive more meat products. <…> Our import of meat and meat products increased by 9%," he said. In total, 168.2 thousand tons of meat and meat products have arrived through the port since the beginning of the year. Most of this volume is beef and beef by-products - 141.1 thousand tons. In second place in terms of import volume is poultry meat - 12.5 thousand tons, in third place is buffalo ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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