Since the beginning of the new agricultural year, Russia has exported grains and legumes to 122 countries

Published 2021년 9월 16일

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In the 2021/22 agricultural year, Russia emerged as a significant exporter of grain and its processed products, with a total export volume of 11.5 million tons. These exports were distributed to 122 countries, with the Middle East being the largest recipient, followed by Africa and Asia. Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and several North and West African countries showed the highest increase in imports. The European Union also imported 0.8 million tons from Russia, with 13 out of 22 European countries increasing their purchases. Notably, Germany resumed importing camelina from Russia.

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According to the FSBI "Grain Quality Assessment Center" subordinate to the Rosselkhoznadzor, in the 2021/22 agricultural year Russia exported 11.5 million tons of grain and its processed products, including 10.8 million tons of grain and leguminous crops. Domestic grain products are exported to 122 importing countries. At the same time, 64 states increased their purchases compared to the same period last year, and 19 showed the maximum demand for themselves. The largest volume of goods was exported to the Middle East (4.7 million tons), where Turkey has traditionally become the main importer, which currently shows record rates of purchases mainly due to barley (0.4 million tons). Large volumes of soybean meal, lentils, safflower meal, and rice groats are also imported into the country. Saudi Arabia, against the background of a decrease in barley imports, increased the volume of purchases of domestic wheat (0.3 million tons). African countries imported 3.1 million tons of grain and ...

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