Russia imported 10% less dairy in January

Published 2021년 4월 5일

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In January 2021, Russian dairy imports were down 10% compared to the same period in 2020, with a total volume of 577 thousand tons valued at $202.6 million, a 25% decrease from the previous year. The National Union of Dairy Producers of Russia reports that the only category experiencing an increase in supply is cheese. The main suppliers were the Republic of Belarus (75%), New Zealand (8%), Argentina (5%), Uruguay (4%), and Kyrgyzstan (2%). While Belarus increased its dairy supplies by 14%, other countries saw a decrease of 44%. Cheese products made up approximately 46% of Russia's imports in January 2021.

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In January 2021, Russian imports of dairy products were 10% lower than their level in 2020 for the same period and practically corresponded to the volume of imports in 2019. 577 thousand tons of dairy products were imported in the amount of US $ 202 , 6 million (-25%). These data are provided in the report of the National Union of Dairy Producers of Russia (Soyuzmoloko). A drop in supply was observed for all product categories, except cheese. According to the results of January 2021, the main external suppliers of dairy products to Russia are the Republic of Belarus (75%), New Zealand (8%), Argentina (5%), Uruguay (4%) and Kyrgyzstan (2 %). While the volume of the Republic of Belarus increased by 14%, all other countries decreased their supplies of dairy products to Russia by 44%. Belarus occupies a leading position in the external supply of most types of dairy products, despite the constant volume of dairy imports from countries outside the CIS. The Republic of Belarus supplies ...

Source: Milkpoint