Dmitry Aveltsov: For 5 years, the export of products of the Russian agro-industrial complex has grown by 68% in monetary terms

Published May 20, 2021

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The article highlights Russia's role as one of the leading agricultural producers and exporters, with a 68% growth in agricultural exports over the past five years, making it the absolute leader in terms of growth rate. In 2020, Russia ranked 20th in the world for agricultural product exports and was among the top ten countries in terms of the value of agricultural production. The article also discusses the various ways Russia is self-sufficient in food production and the government's support for the agricultural sector through subsidies, grants, and benefits. The Global Food Forum 2021 in Moscow was held to address issues of food security and sustainable development.

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Russia is one of the ten leading countries in terms of the value of agricultural products production From May 18 to May 21, Moscow hosts the "Global Food Forum 2021". The event is timed to coincide with the UN Food Systems Summit, which will take place this fall. Within the framework of the forum, on May 19, a business session "Innovations in the development of food systems" was held, where the head of the Federal State Budgetary Institution "Center of Agroanalytics" Dmitry Aveltsov made a speech "The role of Russia in world food production". As the head of the institution noted, the countries that have the main resources: arable land and water have the greatest potential for agricultural production and export. These countries include primarily Russia, Brazil, USA, China, India, Indonesia and Canada. Among them, in terms of the growth rate of food exports, Russia is the absolute leader: over the past 5 years, supplies of Russian agricultural products abroad have grown in monetary ...

Source: Specagro