Сколько Армении нужно подсолнечного масла - замминистра представил данные в ЕЭК

Published Jul 25, 2022

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Armenia is expected to purchase 275,000 tons of wheat and 27,000 tons of sunflower oil from Russia by the end of 2022, as per the country's Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Arman Khojoyan. The total wheat requirement for the year is 377,000 tons, with the rest being sourced locally. The country will also import 43,000 tons of barley and 60,000 tons of corn. Russia has lifted its temporary ban on grain exports, including for Armenia.
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By the end of 2022, Armenia will purchase from Russia up to 275,000 tons of wheat and 27,000 tons of sunflower oil. By the end of 2022, Armenia's need for wheat will be about 377,000 tons. Up to 275,000 tons will be supplied from Russia (the rest will come from domestic production), and the volume of deliveries will increase. This was stated by the Deputy Minister of Agriculture of Armenia Arman Khojoyan, presenting to the Eurasian Economic Commission Armenia's indicative balance sheet for grain and sunflower oil, compiled together with authorized representatives of the EAEU countries. The meeting was chaired by the EEC Minister for Industry and Agro-Industrial Complex Artak Kamalyan. The import of barley and corn will amount to 43 and 60 thousand tons, respectively (they will also provide most of Armenia's needs). As for sunflower oil, its demand in Armenia in 2022 will be 27,000 tons ...
Source: Oilworld

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