Russia: Tambov Region has increased the export of milling products by 23 times

Published 2021년 12월 21일

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The Tambov region in Russia has seen a significant increase in the export of milled products, with a 23-fold rise to $1.7 million from January-November compared to the same period last year. Wheat flour makes up the majority of these exports, with over $1.1 million. The main importers are Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Belarus. The region, which is a leading producer of flour in the Central Federal District, has ten large and medium-sized flour mills with a capacity of over 2400 tons of grain processing per day. The region is actively seeking to expand export partnerships through the 'Export of agricultural products' project.

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According to the Department of Agriculture of the Tambov Region, in January-November, the export of milled products amounted to 1.7 million US dollars. This is 23 times more than in the same period last year. The main share in the export of this category of goods falls on wheat flour. Its exports exceeded USD 1.1 million. The main buyers of Tambov flour are Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Belarus. Flour produced in the Tambov region is used for the manufacture of bakery, pasta, dumplings and is sold throughout Russia. It should be noted that there are 10 large and medium-sized flour mills operating in the region with a total capacity of more than 2400 tons of grain processing per day. The region is one of the leaders in the production of flour in the Central Federal District. “The flour mills of the Tambov region continue to work on establishing partnerships with potential importers to further increase the ...

Source: Zol