Sugar beet crops in Russia will increase, according to IKAR

Published 2023년 1월 7일

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Expert predicts increase in sugar beet crops due to economic downturn in other agricultural sectors. Russia's sugar industry has seen the suspension of price regulation and export bans, but there are concerns about potential price control to protect the poor which could harm businesses. The country is also grappling with logistics issues, including a lack of terminals for agricultural bulk cargo in the Russian Baltic, leading to higher logistics costs for exporters and a need for new terminals to increase the economy of stakeholders near St. Petersburg.
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This year, sugar beet crops will increase, Evgeny Ivanov, a leading expert at the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies (IKAR), predicts. “The economy of grain and oilseeds has sank significantly, including due to state regulation of these industries. Of course, the profitability of sugar beet production has also decreased somewhat due to increased costs, but to a lesser extent,” he told Agroinvestor. However, greatly increasing the area under sugar beet (by more than 7-8%) is also not a good solution: comfortably our country will be able to export about 600 thousand tons of sugar, domestic consumption is about 5.8 million tons. “If sugar production exceeds 6 .8 million tons, then the need for large exports will put a lot of pressure on prices,” Ivanov warns. In 2022, according to Rosstat, last year sugar beet occupied about 1.04 million hectares, the gross harvest amounted to 41.7 million tons. Ivanov calls an important event in 2022 for the sugar industry that the state ...
Source: AgroInvestor

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