Russia increased pork exports by 36% and beef exports by 27% in 11 months

Published Dec 24, 2024

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Russia has seen a significant increase in its exports of pork, beef, and other livestock products from January-November 2024, with pork exports rising by 36% to 204.6 thousand tons, beef by 27% to 37.6 thousand tons, and edible by-products of pigs and cattle by 39% to 63.3 thousand tons. Other products like poultry meat, finished meat products, and dairy products also experienced growth. However, exports of fish and seafood, lamb, and horse meat decreased. The main importers of Russian livestock products include the EAEU states, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, with Russia having access to livestock products in over 105 countries. Rosselkhoznadzor is working to coordinate veterinary certificates for export of animal products with these countries.

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According to the results of January-November 2024, Russia increased pork exports by 36% compared to the same period last year, to 204.6 thousand tons, beef - by 27%, to 37.6 thousand tons, Rosselkhoznadzor reported. "Based on the results of 11 months of 2024, Rosselkhoznadzor notes positive dynamics of export growth for most types of livestock products. Thus, compared to the same period last year, the export of edible by-products of pigs and cattle increased by 39% - from 45.5 to 63.3 thousand tons, pork by 36% - from 150.2 to 204.6 thousand tons, beef by 27% - from 29.7 to 37.6 thousand tons," the report says. At the same time, exports of poultry meat and by-products increased by 23% — from 294.1 to 360.5 thousand tons, finished meat products by 19% — from 69.2 to 82.4 thousand tons, dairy products by 18% — from 157.6 to 185.2 thousand tons. At the same time, a decrease in the volume of fish and seafood exports by 25% — from 2.08 to 1.57 million tons, lamb by 25% — from 10 to 7.6 ...

Source: Kvedomosti