Russia has more than doubled its livestock exports in the first quarter of this year

Published 2024년 4월 16일

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In the first quarter of this year, Russia has seen a significant boost in its agricultural exports, particularly in farm animals and livestock products, marking a 2.2-fold increase compared to the previous year. The export of cattle alone surged by 6.8 times, primarily to Georgia and Kazakhstan, alongside notable increases in pig and small ruminant exports to Georgia and Lebanon, respectively. Furthermore, there has been a substantial rise in the export of various meats (pork, lamb, goat, and poultry), finished meat products, and dairy goods to a diverse range of countries including Belarus, Vietnam, Serbia, Iran, China, Saudi Arabia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Kyrgyzstan, with Vietnam also importing more food by-products from Russia.

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During the first quarter of this year, Russia increased supplies of farm animals abroad by 2.2 times from the same period last year. “Veterinary Medicine and Life” writes about this with reference to data from the Argus information system owned by Rosselkhoznadzor. Most noticeably, the export of cattle (cattle) increased by 6.8 times. Among individual countries, Georgia turned out to be the main importer, increasing purchases by 29 times. Kazakhstan has increased its imports by 17.5 times. Also, the first country turned out to be a large buyer of pigs, increasing the figure by 1.3 times. Exports of small ruminants (SLR) increased by 3.4 times. Lebanon turned out to be the main buyer. MRS was also actively imported to friendly Muslim countries, including partners in the CIS, and to the Middle East. Data on the supply of livestock products are also presented in the system. Pork exports have increased several times. The largest volumes were purchased by Belarus and Vietnam. Also, ...

Source: Rosng