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Russia has seen a significant increase in barley exports to the Middle East, with a 37 percent rise from the 2023 level, reaching 3.8 million tons over the past year. The majority of these exports, representing 61 percent, were shipped to Saudi Arabia. Kuwait and several other Middle Eastern countries including Jordan, the UAE, and Turkey were the next largest recipients. The exact monetary figures for these imports were not provided by the Federal Center for the Development of Agricultural Exports (Agroexport). Overall, Russia exported 8.2 million tons of barley abroad last year.
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Over the past year, Russia increased barley exports to the Middle East by 37 percent compared to the 2023 level, to 3.8 million tons. This was reported in the Telegram channel of the Federal Center for the Development of Agricultural Exports (Agroexport, owned by the Ministry of Agriculture). The overwhelming majority of volumes, according to the report, were sent to Saudi Arabia - 61 percent. Kuwait was in second place with 7%, and another 6 percent of exports went to Jordan, the UAE, and Turkey. Agroexport did not specify how ...
Source: Rosng
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