Uzbekistan is interested in increasing imports of Russian dairy products

Published 2023년 4월 27일

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A meeting to develop mutual trade in dairy products was held between Russian exporting companies and Uzbek businesses, with a focus on addressing the Uzbek's raw milk shortage by importing powdered milk and cheeses from Russia. The meeting was moderated by the Director General of the Russian National Union of Milk Producers and included discussions on the potential for increasing export deliveries from Russia, with many large Russian dairy enterprises already certified for export to Uzbekistan. Both countries expressed a high interest in developing dairy trade and intensifying contacts for specific contract studies.

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As part of the business mission of Russian exporting companies with the Republic of Uzbekistan, a working meeting "Development of mutual trade in the field of dairy products" was held. The event was attended by Uzbek companies interested in purchasing dairy products, and leading Russian manufacturers of both exchange categories and various products for retail and the HoReCa sector, the press service of the Agroexport Federal Center reports. The meeting was moderated by the Director General of the Russian National Union of Milk Producers Artem Belov. He said that the industry in Russia is actively developing, and the country is among the ten largest in the world in the production of all key dairy categories. Taking into account the growth rates of the domestic industry, the issue of export deliveries is already becoming one of the main priorities today. “The range of products that the Russian business is ready to supply to the Republic includes both b2c products that can be put ...

Source: Milknews