Russian whey market is oversaturated with its own products - Anatoly Belyavsky

Published 2020년 8월 26일

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The article highlights the challenges Russian dairy producers are facing in competing internationally due to high product prices and lack of necessary certifications for export. Currently, all dry whey is retained in the domestic market, with Primemilk being the only exporter to countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan at higher prices. The situation is further complicated by the presence of Russian competitors who can offer lower prices, potentially cutting into the market share of other producers. Anatoly Belyavsky suggests that by diversifying export destinations, producers can find more profitable markets and stay competitive.

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The expert noted that at the moment all dry whey remains on the domestic market - the producers have not passed the necessary certifications and audits, have not established themselves as exporters and cannot sell to China, Indonesia, and the Philippines. “But when the Russians come with their own cost, we will not be able to compete with them,” he added. Primemilk exports instant whey to Bangladesh, Pakistan, Yemen and other countries around the world. Moreover, the price is much higher than the selling price of the same type of product by other enterprises. According to Anatoly Belyavsky, the sale ...

Source: Dairy