Амурская область экспортировала 80 тыс. тонн сои и 18 тыс. тонн соевого масла в КНР в 2022 г.

Published 2022년 7월 20일

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Since the start of 2022, the Office of the Rosselkhoznadzor for the Amur Region has monitored around 107 thousand tons of regulated products destined for China, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Japan. China has been the primary importer, receiving over 80 thousand tons of soybeans, among other products. The regional Department of Rosselkhoznadzor has issued over 2,900 phytosanitary certificates for these products in the first half of 2022, with only four being withheld due to the detection of cocklebur, a quarantine object for China, or the violation of the integrity of the inspected batches.

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Since the beginning of 2022, employees of the Office of the Rosselkhoznadzor for the Amur Region have controlled about 107 thousand tons of regulated products intended for shipment to China, the Republic of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Japan. The main importer of Amur products is China. About 80 thousand tons of soybeans, more than 18 thousand tons of soybean oil, almost 4 thousand tons of soybean meal, 204 tons of food wheat, and over 185 tons of soy lecithin were sent to this country. In addition to China, grain was exported to several other countries of the world. Among them: the Republic of Kazakhstan, where more than 3 thousand tons of soybeans were registered, the Republic of Belarus, to which 476 tons of soybeans were sent, and Japan, where 897 tons of small red beans were delivered. Also, the inspectors of the regional Department of Rosselkhoznadzor controlled samples of soybeans, meal, flour and soy fiber, owned by Amur agricultural producers and intended for sending to the ...

Source: Oilworld