1,700 tons of wheat were sent from Omsk region in Russia to Mongolia

Published Dec 22, 2020

Tridge summary

The Siberian plant 'Khleboprodukt' has loaded 1,700 tons of wheat onto 25 wagons to be exported to Mongolia, meeting all required quality controls. The company also exports to China, but has shifted its focus towards barley. In addition to these exports, the company also processes and exports grain and oilseeds, and has a storage capacity of 100 thousand tons. The Omsk region, where the plant is located, is implementing a national project to achieve an agricultural product export index of $200.4 million by the end of 2020, which has been surpassed this year with exports valued at $219.5 million.

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Formed lots of grain have passed special quality control and meet all the requirements of Gost. Today, 25 wagons with food wheat in the amount of 1,700 tons will go to Mongolia from the railway tracks of the Siberian plant "Khleboprodukt" located in the Maryanovsky district. “Mongolia is our partner, we are actively working with it, there is an understanding on their part, now we have received a quota on the possibility of importing milling wheat into this country. The first wagons loaded with wheat in Mongolia are loaded not only in the Omsk region, but also in the Novosibirsk region, the Altai and Krasnoyarsk regions. Our Omsk grain of Mongolia is very popular because it is of high quality, ”says Ilya Barinov, General Director of the Siberian Hleboproduct Plant. The enterprise started working with China, but, as Ilya Barinov notes, their interests now gravitate more towards barley than wheat. China is an important and promising market for exporters. The head of the enterprise ...

Source: Zol