Russia began to buy fewer Belarusian products

Published 2020년 9월 18일

Tridge summary

Belarus has experienced a 6.5% increase in agricultural and food product exports in the first seven months of 2020, generating $3.2 billion, which is $196.6 million more than the previous year. The country's exports have found their way to 101 countries, with new markets emerging in South Sudan, Bangladesh, and Niger. Notably, exports to China have seen a significant rise, with meat and meat products, milk, and rapeseed oil experiencing the highest growth. Despite a decrease in imports from Russia by 7.1%, Belarus continues to be its leading agricultural supplier within the CIS.

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Original content

The export of Belarusian agricultural products and food products in the first 7 months of 2020 increased by 6.5 percent in general. Such data were provided by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. During this period, Belarusians gained $ 3.2 billion in food supplies abroad, which is $ 196.6 million more than in the same months of the last year. Meat was sold for 572.3 million dollars, milk - for 1.4 billion, sugar - for 98 million. In total, Belarusian products are bought in 101 countries of the world. Moreover, new buyers have appeared. South Sudan, Bangladesh and Niger began to import milk powder for the first time, India - flax fiber and dried whey, Sierra Leone - eggs, Guinea, Djibouti and Somalia - sugar, Bahrain - bread and flour confectionery, Paraguay, Cyprus, Finland and Croatia - alcohol, and Sri Lanka is malt. Deliveries to China increased at a record: growth - 2.7 times. Exports of meat and meat products increased 4.1 times and amounted to $ 67.8 million, milk - 2.1 ...

Source: Dairy