Russia: Agricultural exports in Chuvashia grew by 40% in 2020

Published 2021년 4월 20일

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In 2020, Chuvashia saw a nearly 40% increase in agricultural exports, reaching over $37 million in value. The region has begun exporting hops to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan for the first time, and has expanded exports to China, increasing the export of grains, oilseeds, and starting to export poultry meat. The region also exports to countries such as the USA, Canada, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, and Yemen. Chuvashia is also preparing to export dairy products and has discussed promoting its agricultural products to international markets with the Association of Regional Agricultural Producers.
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"In 2020, our exports grew by almost 40% compared to 2019. We sold products worth more than $ 37 million. This year, for the first time in many years, we exported hops to three countries - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan," said the interlocutor of the agency. The minister added that today Chuvashia sends products of the agro-industrial complex to 37 countries. Among them are China, USA, Canada, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Yemen. "From new directions, we began to export poultry meat to China, hops, increased the export of grains and oilseeds, export of coffee and tea to Germany," Artamonov explained. The interlocutor of the agency specified that the republic is also preparing to start exporting dairy products. "We have 90% of the products exported - these are finished processed products, not raw materials. This is also important when there is added value in the production in the region," he said. According to Artamonov, recently the republican authorities in Moscow ...
Source: Agrovesti

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