Russia's poultry exports are projected to grow by 45 percent to over 300,000 tons by the end of 2020, according to the Center for Industrial Expertise of the Russian Agricultural Bank. This growth is dependent on supplies to markets in China, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Saudi Arabia. China's demand for chicken feet and wings accounts for over 50 percent and 5 percent of Russia's poultry exports to China, respectively. Kazakhstan and Ukraine are traditional markets, absorbing 15 percent and 13 percent of exports, respectively. The Industrial Expertise Center of the Russian Agricultural Bank, a key bank for Russian poultry exporters, attributes this increase in exports to the maturity of the domestic market and the high efficiency and competitiveness of producers. For the eight months of 2020, poultry exports generated approximately 47.4 billion rubles, marking a 6 percent increase from the previous year.