Belarusian exports of cheeses and cottage cheese brought $1.19 billion in 2021

Published 2022년 2월 14일

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In 2021, Belarus saw a significant increase in the export of cheese and cottage cheese, surpassing $1 billion, despite a decrease in the export of non-condensed milk and cream by 12.4%. The Russian market absorbed 89.2% of Belarusian dairy exports, although there was a 15.8% decrease in deliveries to Russia. However, the value of these exports increased by 11.1% due to rising prices. There was also a growth in shipments to China and other countries, and the export of butter also increased by 13.4%.

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Belarusian exports of cheese and cottage cheese in 2021 exceeded $1 billion. In general, the supply of dairy products increased, however, for some positions, a decrease in physical volumes was still noted. They were offset by rising prices, which increased revenue. Belarusian exports of non-condensed milk and cream in 2021 decreased by 12.4% to 205.6 thousand tons. In value terms, the loss amounted to 3.1% to $179.87 million, according to Belstat. The share of the Russian market was 89.2%. In 2021, deliveries to the Russian Federation decreased by 15.8; to 183.4 thousand tons, and the proceeds from them - by 5.5% to 166.06 million dollars. Exports of dry and condensed milk and cream decreased by 0.9% last year to 212.9 thousand tons, but in value terms increased by 17.4% to $546.22 million. The share of the Russian direction was 58.1%. Deliveries to Russia decreased by 4.8% to 123.7 thousand tons, and in value terms increased by 11.1% to $314.07 million. ...

Source: Milknews