Russia: More than 100 tons of flax were exported to the Czech Republic from the Tomsk region

Published 2021년 6월 7일

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The Tomsk region has exported over 100 tons of flax to the Czech Republic, contributing to a total export of nearly 7,000 tons of grain and grain products in 2021. The main exports include wheat bran to Mongolia and Kazakhstan, flour to Mongolia and China, and peas to Lithuania and Latvia. This is the first time the region has exported flax and soybeans to Lithuania, buckwheat to Belarus and the Czech Republic, and compound feed to Mongolia. The region also imported 3,779 tons of barley malt and soybean meal from Belarus.

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06/07/2021 More than 100 tons of flax were exported to the Czech Republic from the Tomsk region. In general, the export of grain and grain products in 2021 amounted to almost 7 thousand tons. This was reported by the press service of the Tomsk Office of the Rosselkhoznadzor. As specified, for 5 months of 2021, the volume of grain and products of its processing, sent for export from the Tomsk region, amounted to 6,780.4 tons. Of these, grain - 2137.7 tons and products of its processing - 4642.7 tons. Wheat bran was sent to Mongolia - 2518.1 tons and Kazakhstan - 5.714 tons; flour to Mongolia - 198.9 tons and China - 382.8 tons; compound feed to Mongolia - 1537.1 tons. peas were exported to Lithuania - 66 tons and Latvia - 113.7 tons; flax to the Czech Republic - 110 tons, to Belarus - 192.5 tons, to Lithuania - 214 tons; soybeans to Lithuania - 66 tons; rapeseed to Belarus - 1056 tons; buckwheat to the Czech Republic - 20 tons, to Belarus - 300 ...

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