Russia: The volume of export of dairy products of Moscow enterprises increased by one third in 2020

Published 2021년 3월 5일

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Moscow dairy exports saw a significant increase in 2020, with a 27.8% rise to $57.23 million and a 24.1% increase in volume from 23.06 thousand tons to 28.62 thousand tons. The growth is primarily due to the high demand for dairy products and the competitiveness of Moscow's goods. The exports were dominated by ice cream, followed by cheeses and cottage cheese. Kazakhstan was the main importer, with the United States, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, China, and Canada making up 80% of the total exports. There was also a 59.9% increase in exports of cheese and curd products, and a 26.2% increase in fermented milk products exports, with Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, and Georgia being the main buyers. Mosprom emphasizes the importance of high quality, natural ingredients, and adherence to a healthy lifestyle in dairy products and plans to organize a buyer's program for metropolitan manufacturers to the Middle East, Azerbaijan, and Belarus in the spring and summer of 2021.

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By the end of 2020, the volume of exports of dairy products of Moscow enterprises increased by one third and amounted to $ 57.23 million, said the head of the Moscow Committee for Investment and Industrial Policy Alexander Prokhorov. "Last year, the export of dairy products amounted to USD 57.23 million, which is 27.8% more compared to 2019," said Prokhorov. According to him, in kind, sales also showed positive dynamics: the growth was 24.1% - from 23.06 thousand tons to 28.62 thousand tons. “One of the main reasons is the general growth in the consumption of such products in the world and the high competitiveness of the capital's goods,” explained Prokhorov, noting that the expert community also sees prospects for further development. Cheese, ice cream and cottage cheese Exports of dairy products manufactured in Moscow have shown steady growth over the past few years. In 2017, it was $ 42.96 million, in 2018 - $ 43.44 million, in 2019 - $ 44.79 million. In general, over four ...

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