Russia increased food supplies to China by 10%

Overall, the turnover of agricultural products between countries for January–July 2025 increased by 14%. For January–July 2025, the turnover of agricultural products between Russia and China increased by 14%, the Russian Ministry of Agriculture reported. The positive trend is due in part to the increase in supplies of domestic rapeseed oil, frozen fish, peas, crustaceans, and pork. Overall, for the first seven months, our food exports to China increased by 10%. Russia, in turn, increased purchases of frozen fish and crustaceans, potatoes, peaches, and grapes. Russia is interested in further expanding mutual trade and is ready to significantly increase the volume of supplies to the Chinese market, the department emphasized. To this end, systematic work is being carried out to open access for a wider range of Russian livestock and crop products. Last year, more than 100 domestic fish product producers received the right to export—this significantly expanded the range of seafood ...