Azerbaijan, Belarus and Türkiye supplied about 448 million eggs to the Russian Federation

Published 2024년 7월 2일

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In the first half of the year, the Russian market imported 447.7 million edible chicken eggs from Belarus, Azerbaijan, and Turkey, with Belarus being the largest exporter. These exports were duty-free. The increased imports were due to internal shortages and rising prices. However, the preferential import of eggs will not be extended, as Russian Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut announced, citing increased domestic production, restoration of poultry farms, and investment in egg farming.
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During the first half of this year, Belarus, Azerbaijan and Turkey exported 447.7 million edible chicken eggs to the Russian market. This was reported by Rosselkhoznadzor. The largest share came from Belarusian producers of goods – 363 million units. Let us remember that they began supplying chicken edible eggs to Russia last year, before the opening of preferential supplies of goods. This year the number was 2.4 times more than in the same period last year. The other two countries imported products duty-free. Azerbaijani exporters supplied 46.5 million, and Turkish exporters – 38.2 million. The Russian market was opened for the supply of edible eggs from Azerbaijan in November last year, and their import from six Turkish enterprises was allowed in December. Also in February, more than 600 thousand eggs were imported from Kazakhstan; the republic planned to supply at least a million eggs every month. Let us remember that the need for imports arose against the backdrop of internal ...
Source: Rosng

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