Russia: Opening of new grain markets and main export directions, as presented by Rosselkhoznadzor

Published 2023년 5월 22일

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At the All-Russian Grain Forum in Sochi, Anton Karmazin, Deputy Head of Rosselkhoznadzor, reported significant progress in opening new markets for Russian grain, with exports expected to surpass the previous season despite challenges. The main buyers are Middle Eastern, African, Asian countries, and the Eurasian Union, with wheat being the primary export. China and Venezuela have granted Russia the right to supply peas, and exports to several other countries have resumed. Grain processing products have boosted exports, and Russia is experiencing increased deliveries to China. However, Karmazin stressed the importance of adhering to import requirements and announced improvements to simplify the export process, including an online phytosanitary certificate service and a updated 'Argus-Fito' integration. The department will continue to work towards removing barriers to Russian grain supply.

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On May 19, 2023, in Sochi, Deputy Head of Rosselkhoznadzor Anton Karmazin made a report on the results of the work of the Service to open new markets for Russian grain and mitigate the requirements of importing countries at the plenary session “The problem of world hunger. Russia's place in its solution" of the All-Russian Grain Forum The meeting was moderated by Oksana Lut, First Deputy Minister of Agriculture of Russia. Voicing the forecasts for the outgoing agricultural year, Anton Karmazin noted that despite logistical and payment difficulties, export shipments of grain and its products will exceed the last season. The main buyers of Russian grain, as before, are the countries of the Middle East with a share of 38%, Africa - 24%, Asia - 20% and the Eurasian Union - 10.2%. According to Anton Karmazin, the main volume of exports traditionally falls on wheat, the supply of which has significantly increased this season: to Brazil by 18 times, the United Arab Emirates - 14 times, ...

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