Russia: The first consignments of beet pulp went from the Kursk region to Latvia

Published 2021년 9월 14일

Tridge summary

The Kursk Region in Russia is strategically focusing on boosting its agricultural exports by doubling the figures from the previous year, with a set target of USD 181.8 million for 2021. The region has successfully met its sugar beet sowing plan by 100%, covering 92 thousand hectares, and has already started exporting the first batches of the 2021 harvest. The exports primarily consist of fodder such as granulated beet pulp and fodder maize, with a significant portion being shipped to Latvia. In 2020, over 74 thousand tons of granulated sugar beet pulp were exported to Latvia and Lithuania, meeting the quality and safety standards set by the recipient countries.
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In 2021, according to the Committee of the Agro-Industrial Complex of the Kursk Region, the regional agricultural sector faces a strategic task - to increase the volume of exports of agricultural products by more than two times compared to last year. The target for the export of food products and agricultural raw materials in the region by the end of 2021 should be USD 181.8 million In the Kursk region, in the 2021 season, agricultural producers fulfilled the plan for sowing sugar beet by 100%, placing this crop on 92 thousand hectares, which is 3.3% more than in 2020. Sugar beet digging began on September 1, and already on the 8th the first batches of granulated bagasse of the 2021 harvest were exported from the Kursk region. Under the control of the employees of the Office for the Oryol and Kursk regions, 1,155.75 tons of beet pulp were shipped to Latvia from Kurkssaharprom LLC. Fodder of plant origin (granulated beet pulp, fodder maize) make up a significant part of the ...
Source: Agroxxi

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