Omsk region in 2020 plans to increase grain exports by a quarter to the plan

Published 2020년 9월 9일

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The Omsk region in Russia is planning to increase its agricultural exports by 20-25% in 2020 compared to the planned indicators, according to Nikolai Drofa, the head of the regional Ministry of Agriculture. The region expects to reach a total export value of $200 million by the end of the year, with support from federal and regional initiatives like preferential railway tariffs and transportation subsidies. The region exports its products to over 45 countries, with Kazakhstan, Belarus, Latvia, and China being the main importers. The main exports include oilseeds, grains, legumes, and processed products like seed oil and dairy items.

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In 2020, the Omsk region plans to increase the export of grain and other agricultural products by 20-25% compared to planned indicators, the head of the regional Ministry of Agriculture Nikolai Drofa told reporters on Wednesday. "In 2020, if we compare with the same period last year, we are ahead of agricultural exports by 26-28%. If the pace continues, then by the end of the year the planned figures may be exceeded by 20-25%," he said. According to him, according to the plan, by the end of the year, the volume of agricultural exports to the countries of the near and far abroad should amount to $ 200 million in value terms. The region expects to achieve an increase in indicators, including through federal and regional support within the framework of the national project "Export of Agricultural Products" ... Within its framework, exporters are assisted in the form of preferential railway tariffs for the transportation of agricultural products, as well as subsidies for 40% of the ...

Source: Zol