Russia: Stavropol Territory increases lactose exports

Published 2021년 11월 18일

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The Stavropol Territory in Russia has begun exporting high-purity lactose, a product with numerous health benefits, with a shipment of 5 tons earning $7,500 in 2021, nearly doubling the previous year's export. The product is primarily exported to Belarus for use in medicines and dietary supplements, with some also going to Azerbaijan and other countries. The Stavropolsky dairy plant, which produces the lactose, has seen a significant increase in production and has fully automated its shop for food and pharmacopoeial lactose. Additionally, the region has experienced a surge in exports of modified starch products, sunflower oil, confectionery, canned meat, chocolate, mineral water, and sweet glazed drinks, as part of a regional project aimed at exporting agricultural products.

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The popularity of "milk sugar" in recent years has increased due to the pronounced beneficial qualities of lactose - a positive effect on the nervous and cardiovascular systems, gastrointestinal tract and immunity The production of these products, established in the Stavropol Territory, is today the first and only production of high-purity lactose in Russia, and is gradually entering the world market. So, in 2021, 5 tons of lactose in dry matter were exported from the Stavropol Territory in the amount of 7.5 thousand US dollars, which is almost 2 times more than last year. “We sent the bulk of our products to Belarus, where they are already actively using a wide range of useful properties of lactose. In the republic, vital medicines are produced from it, as well as dietary supplements, thanks to which we have increased the supply of products to this country. Also, this year we started shipping lactose in the form of syrup to Azerbaijan, and glucose and fructose to Belarus, ”said ...

Source: Agroxxi