At the beginning of June, export of agricultural products from Russia grew by 13.2%

Published 2020년 6월 15일

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Russia has seen a growth in its agricultural exports, reaching $10.3 billion this year, an increase of 1.2 billion from the previous year. The country is aiming to export agricultural products worth $25 billion in 2020. As a major grain exporter, Russia exports to 138 countries and is currently working on increasing the production of new commodities, opening new markets, developing agrology, and promoting Russian agricultural products abroad. The Ministry of Agriculture is also working on obtaining the right to supply pork, peas, and cereals to the Chinese market and expanding the list of dairy products supplied. Additionally, Russia is seeking to gain access to supply poultry, pork, and beef to Japan and Malaysia, and is working with European colleagues to remove restrictions on poultry meat and expand the list of regions from which venison can be supplied.
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"Stable growth in the production of high-quality, competitive products allows our country to strengthen its position in international markets. This year we have already exported food worth $ 10.3 billion, which is 1.2 billion more than the same period a year earlier," he said. He noted that in accordance with the passport of the federal project “Export of agricultural products" the plan for 2020 is $ 25 billion. "I recall that our country, as one of the main producers and exporters of grain, plays a special role in the global grain market. Deliveries of grain products are carried out in 138 countries of the world, "Lebedev said. He recalled that Russia ranks first in the world in wheat exports. In order to develop export potential, it is planned to continue work in four main areas - increasing production of new commodity stock, opening foreign markets, developing agrology and promoting Russian agricultural products abroad. The Ministry of Agriculture of Russia is conducting ...
Source: Dairy

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