Bashkiria increased grain exports by 23% in the first half of 2024

Published Jul 11, 2024

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In the first half of 2024, Bashkiria, Russia, saw a 22.9% increase in grain exports, reaching 307.2 thousand tons compared to the same period in the previous year. The republic exported grain and its processed products to 19 countries, expanding its list of international buyers. The main exports included wheat, barley, flax, and peas. All batches were laboratory tested and met the import requirements, with 5.8 thousand export phytosanitary certificates issued. However, there was a 35.1% decrease in grain sales to other regions within Russia, as Bashkiria has shifted its focus towards exporting more directly to foreign markets.

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Bashkiria exported 307.2 thousand tons of grain abroad in the first half of 2024, according to data from the regional department of Rosselkhoznadzor. Compared to January-June 2023, the volume of exports increased by 22.9%; in the first half of last year, the republic’s farmers supplied 249.8 thousand tons of grain and its processed products abroad. The list of foreign contractors purchasing grain in Bashkiria has also expanded. Deliveries were made to Afghanistan, Belgium, Belarus, Georgia, Denmark, Iran, Kazakhstan, etc., a total of 19 countries; in the first half of 2023, 13 countries purchased Bashkir grain. Over six months, the republic's farmers supplied abroad 103.4 thousand tons of wheat, 79.3 thousand tons of barley, 22.5 thousand tons of flax, 8.65 thousand tons of peas, 2.5 thousand tons of safflower and oats each . They also exported chickpeas, sinichicha, camelina, milk thistle, vetch and other crops. All batches were fully tested in the laboratory subordinate to ...

Source: Milknews