Grain products of the Volgograd region in Russia are exported to 50 countries of the world

Published 2023년 8월 25일

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Since January 2023, more than 2.2 million tons of crops have been exported from the Volgograd region, with cereals being in demand in many foreign countries. As of August 25, export volumes have already reached 85% of the forecasted annual plan. The region plans to expand its delivery geography through partnerships with Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sudan, Yemen, and Libya, and the governor has emphasized the importance of developing a grain processing center to establish the region as a key player in the global food market.
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Since January 2023, more than 2.2 million tons of crops have been sent outside the region. Cereals are in demand in dozens of foreign countries. According to the press service of the administration of the Volgograd region with reference to the data of the regional department of Rosselkhoznadzor, 333.5 thousand tons of products from the total volume of goods sent for export were delivered to foreign buyers. As of August 25, export volumes have reached 85% of the forecast annual plan. The events are held within the framework of the national project "International Cooperation and Export". It should be noted that 4-5 million tons of grain are produced annually in the Volgograd region. This agricultural season, farmers have removed 5.6 million products from the fields. To cover the needs of local residents in grain, it is enough for the region to produce about 2 million tons. Now barley, wheat and millet from the Volgograd region are exported to more than 50 foreign countries, ...
Source: Zol

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