Novosibirsk region, Russia increased grain export by 25%

Published 2021년 12월 15일

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The Novosibirsk region has seen a 25% increase in direct grain and processed product exports in the first 11 months of 2021 compared to the previous year, totaling 590 thousand tons. The number of countries importing grain from the region has grown to 20, with new markets in Tajikistan, Poland, and Turkey. Wheat is the most widely exported product, accounting for over half of the total exports, with Kazakhstan being the largest buyer. The export product range includes various grains, legumes, and oilseeds, with flax being the largest oilseed export.
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Direct export deliveries of grain and its processed products from the Novosibirsk region in January-November this year amounted to 590 thousand tons. This is 25% higher than the figures for the same period last year. The number of grain importing countries has increased to 20 destinations, KazakhZerno reports. This year, Tajikistan, Poland and Turkey began to buy lentils, flax and wheat in the Novosibirsk region. The UK, Turkmenistan and Lithuania have resumed imports of peas, wheat and buckwheat, which were interrupted since 2019. More than half of the export shipments of grain from the region still falls on wheat. At the same time, the largest volumes of this crop - 211 thousand tons - were purchased by Kazakhstan. The structure of grain exports to China has changed: in previous years, it was the main importer of rapeseed; in 2021, the country purchased mainly flax, barley, sunflower seeds and buckwheat. There are almost 15 items in the nomenclature of direct export of grains, ...
Source: RUAgronews

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