Russia: 62 wagons with flax oilseeds went to China from Bashkortostan

Published 2023년 12월 14일

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In 2023, farmers in Bashkortostan allocated 50.2 thousand hectares to flax production, yielding over 40 thousand tons of oil seeds, which were shipped to China by rail in 62 train cars. The agricultural products underwent inspection and laboratory examination to ensure compliance with the requirements of the People's Republic of China. The export of agricultural products from Bashkortostan to China has been steadily growing, with a 10% increase in exports in January-November compared to the previous year, reaching a value of about $296 million.
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Flax from Bashkortostan is actively purchased by China, Kazakhstan and several European countries. In total, in 2023, farmers allocated 50.2 thousand hectares of flax to flax and collected over 40 thousand tons of oil seeds. Recently a new batch of flax was shipped to China. Agricultural producers from the Abzelilovsky region of Bashkortostan sent oilseeds to this country by rail: 62 train cars with agricultural crops weighing more than 1.6 thousand tons. Specialists from the Rosselkhoznadzor Office for the Republic of Bashkortostan inspected and cleared each wagon with regulated products before shipment to China. Samples of oilseeds from each batch were selected and underwent laboratory examination at the Bashkir testing laboratory of the Federal State Budgetary Institution All-Russian Research Institute of Animal Health. According to the results of entomological, herbological and mycological examinations, the products fully comply with the requirements of the People's Republic ...
Source: Agroxxi

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