In the Stavropol Territory, Russia, flour exports increased by 24% over the past year

Published 2022년 2월 9일

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The Stavropol region has seen growth in its flour export market, with new partners in Djibouti and Somalia, and increased exports to Georgia, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, and other countries. Russia's flour exports doubled to 154 thousand tons in the first half of the agricultural year. Stavropol's flour exports increased by 24% in 2021, reaching over 36 thousand tons, worth over 10.2 million US dollars. New markets in China, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Kyrgyzstan were opened in 2021, with the East African market also actively cooperating with the region.

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The expansion of the export market of the Stavropol region does not stand still and constantly finds new foreign economic partners. So, last year, Stavropol flour was sent to the Republic of Djibouti for the first time. In January 2022, SPSK Zerno Stavropol has already exported 900 tons of products to this country. Also last year, a batch of flour was sent from the region to Somalia - this was the first foreign trade interaction in this direction over the past 3 years. As for the all-Russian export of flour, for 6 months of the agricultural year, the export of flour from Russia doubled and amounted to 154 thousand tons. Flour of the highest, first and second grades is exported to Georgia, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Iraq, Abkhazia and a number of other countries. In Stavropol, in comparison with 2020, the export of flour increased by 24% and amounted to more than 36 thousand tons for a total of 10.2 million US dollars. Also, in 2021, new markets for the export of flour were opened - ...

Source: Zol