Mushroom production in Russia hit a record high in 2021

게시됨 2022년 1월 24일

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Russia's mushroom production experienced a significant surge in 2021, with a 16% increase that surpassed 100 thousand tons, as reported by the Ministry of Agriculture. This growth is attributed to the full capacity of several mushroom complexes across the country, with mushrooms making up approximately 93% of the cultivated mushroom market volume. The price of mushrooms remained stable throughout the year, despite a decline in imports from Belarus, which accounted for about 15% of the market in 2021, a significant decrease from the 80-100% share in 2014-2015.

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It amounted to more than 100 thousand tons Over the past few years, mushroom growing in Russia has grown from a niche field of activity into one of the most actively developing areas. According to the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia, in 2021, the production of mushrooms in the country increased by at least 16% and exceeded 100 thousand tons. Tamara Reshetnikova, General Director of the Technologies of Growth company, notes that this is a very good result, there has never been such a thing in Russia. Mushroom production was increased due to the full capacity of several mushroom complexes, including Mushroom Rainbow in the Kursk Region, Agrogrib in the Tula Region, the Magnit enterprise in the Krasnodar Territory and Bogorodskie Vegetables in the Moscow Region. The last mushroom farm opened a year ago, the expert clarifies. Mushrooms are mainly produced in Russia: according to the calculations of Growth Technologies, they occupy about 93% of the market volume of cultivated ...

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