Russia exported almost 16 million tons of grain in the new agricultural year

Published 2021년 10월 12일

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In the first quarter of the new agricultural year, Russia emerged as a leading grain supplier, exporting 15.7 million tons of grain products to over 90 countries, with Turkey being the top importer. The country exported 14 million tons of grain, along with 600 thousand tons of legumes, experiencing a third a increase in legume exports. Saudi Arabia increased its imports of Russian wheat and barley, and efforts are underway to coordinate wheat and barley exports from all Russian regions to the Chinese market. The Center for Grain Quality Assessment has emphasized the importance of adhering to importer requirements to maintain Russia's leading position in grain exports.

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According to the Center for Grain Quality Assessment, in the first three months of the new agricultural year, the Russian Federation supplied 15.7 million tons of grain products to foreign markets, including 14 million tons of grain itself, reports KazakhZerno.kz. The head of the Center, Yulia Koroleva, spoke about the development of Russian exports during a round table at the Golden Autumn exhibition. According to her, more than 90 countries import Russian grain, of which about 50% of states have increased their purchases. Turkey is traditionally among the leaders in import (3.4 million tons). At the same time, after a pause, grain shipments were restarted to Peru (66 thousand tons have already been delivered), Colombia (19 thousand tons) and the Dominican Republic (9 thousand tons). Also on this list are Guatemala and Zimbabwe. Saudi Arabia has stepped up imports of Russian wheat and barley. Experts also record an increase by one third in the dynamics of supplies for export and ...

Source: Kazakh-zerno