Russian agricultural companies are looking for new directions for export cargo

Published 2022년 10월 31일

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The article highlights a shift in Russia's agricultural exports, specifically in the export of vegetable oils and grains, away from Europe towards Africa and Asia. In 2022, Russia exported 3 million tons of vegetable oils, predominantly sunflower oil, with a significant portion going to Algeria. There has also been a rise in the export of rapeseed oil to China, increasing to over 50% of exports this year. Furthermore, African countries, including Morocco, Libya, and Tunisia, are increasing their share in Russian grain exports, accounting for about 15% of barley shipments in 2022. This shift marks a change in export patterns, with a growing interest from Africa and Asia in Russian agricultural products.
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Reorientation to Africa and Asia In the export of vegetable oils, which traditionally constituted the second largest group of agricultural exports and was focused, among other things, on European countries, changes are noticeable. This year, according to TBI, 3 million tons of vegetable oils were exported, including 2 million tons of sunflower, 510 thousand tons of soybean and 420 thousand tons of rapeseed. The key country of dispatch is still Turkey (about 30%), but changes in the share of China, India and Algeria are noticeable. Thus, an African country is leading in shipments of soybean oil: this year Algeria accounted for 38% of exports, and last year it was half that (almost 40% of exports went to Norway, Denmark, Latvia). In the export of rapeseed oil, the vector to the East increased: the share of China amounted to more than 50%, although in 2021, with comparable export volumes, 35% of the oil was sent there, and another third ...
Source: Oilworld

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