Допуск белорусского рапсового и соевого шрота на рынок Китая способствует диверсификации поставок

Published 2022년 10월 18일

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China has started allowing the import of Belarusian rapeseed and soybean meal, as part of a strategy to diversify its protein sources and reduce dependence on a single supply source. This comes as China has been increasing its protein imports and liberalizing imports of meal from countries like India, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Bulgaria, and Russia. Despite the small volume of Belarusian soybean and rapeseed meal exports compared to Chinese imports, it is seen as a new source that could complement existing imports. China is also researching ways to produce protein from carbon monoxide and promoting mixed sowing and the expansion of soybean cultivation domestically.

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On October 1, the General Administration of Customs of China issued the "Announcement on Inspection and Quarantine Requirements for Imported Belarusian Rapeseed and Soybean Meal" which allows the import of Belarusian rapeseed and soybean meal that meets the requirements. In recent years, China has been expanding protein import channels and forming a diversified import structure. Currently, domestic supplies of soybean meal are mainly formed by processing imported soybeans from the G3 countries (Brazil, USA, Argentina), as well as Canadian rapeseed, rapeseed meal, sunflower meal from Ukraine. However, with the continuous promotion of the protein diversification strategy and the liberalization of protein flour imports from different countries, the dependence on the supply of protein from a single source is expected to decrease in the future in order to reduce the possible impact of changes in the external environment and international relations. on China News. Basic information ...

Source: Oilworld