Results of 2022: Grain export, state monitoring of quality, and fight against false declaration in Russia

Published 2022년 12월 30일

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In 2022, Russian grain exports saw a 3% increase compared to the previous year, reaching 126 countries. The Middle East, Africa, and Asia were the top buyers, accounting for 39%, 20%, and 31% of purchases, respectively. The European Union contributed 7%. Notable increases in exports included grain processing products by 69% and cereals by 37%. Russia also signed agreements with China for wheat and barley exports, and is in discussions with Saudi Arabia about wheat supply. Despite these successes, Russia continues to fight against the illegal export of grain to Kazakhstan and has made progress in combating false declarations of grain products.

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Export Since the beginning of 2022, the volume of exports of grain and grain processing products on the basis of issued phytosanitary certificates is 3% higher than in 2021. Buyers of Russian grain products are 126 countries. The geography of Russian grain exports has not changed significantly this year. The main buyers of Russian grain, as before, are the countries of the Middle East with a share of 39%, Africa - 20%, Asia - 31%, the European Union - 7%. Shipments of Russian grain products to the EAEU countries increased significantly by 1.6 times, including to Belarus by 72%, to the Republic of Kazakhstan by 55%, Kyrgyzstan by 64%, and Armenia by 49%. Separately, it is necessary to note the positive dynamics of exports of grain processing products to 1.3 million tons, which is 69% higher than the same period in 2021, primarily due to a three-fold increase in exports of wheat flour to 722 thousand tons. In addition, the export of Russian cereals increased by 37% to 163 thousand ...

Source: Zol