Russia and Kazakhstan plan to supply 700,000 tons of hay to China

Published Apr 3, 2023

Tridge summary

Russia and Kazakhstan have made an agreement with China to export 700,000 tons of artificially dehydrated alfalfa hay to China. The deal, signed by the Association of Hay and Feed Producers and Exporters and the trader Shaanxi ShanHa Group, ensures compliance with Chinese safety standards and will facilitate faster and more efficient product certification and customs clearance. The Chinese market for alfalfa hay is expected to grow to 5 million tons by 2026, with about 30% being imported.
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Original content

Russia and Kazakhstan have signed an agreement with China on the supply of 700,000 tons of hay. It was concluded by the Association of Hay and Feed Producers and Exporters and the trader Shaanxi ShanHa Group. This was reported by the Agrosektor.kz portal, referring to a Russian organization. We are talking about artificially dehydrated alfalfa. It will be delivered in the form of bales or pellets. As assured in the association, the deliveries will be carried out in compliance with Chinese safety standards and "provide agronomic, technological and survey support." According to the head of the organization, Sergei Gontar, this agreement will help to resolve issues with mutual certification and customs clearance of products by both countries faster and more efficiently and provide agricultural enterprises with profitable long-term contracts. In turn, the chairman of the board of Shaanxi ShanHa Group, He Cheng, noted that in recent years, the productivity of dairy cows has increased ...
Source: Agrosektor

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