Russia increases dairy exports

Published Dec 30, 2024

Tridge summary

The Department of Agriculture has reported a significant increase in Russia's dairy exports, with over 30% of revenue coming from cheese and cottage cheese. Other notable contributions include 22% from fermented milk products and 11% from milk powder. There has been a 9% increase in the export of 31,000 tons of milk and cream, with cheese and cottage cheese exports seeing a 23-27% rise to 27,000 tons, and milk powder exports increasing by 31% to 18,000 tons. The main importers of these dairy products are the former Soviet republics, with Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Uzbekistan being the leading buyers.

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Original content

According to the Department of Agriculture, more than 30 percent of export revenues came from cheese and cottage cheese, 22 percent from fermented milk products and 11 percent from milk powder. In the reporting period, 31,000 tons of milk and cream were exported, which corresponds to an increase of 9 percent. Exports of cheese and cottage cheese increased considerably more, namely by 23 percent to 27,000 tons. For milk powder, there was even a growth of 31 percent to ...

Source: Nieuwe Oogst