Russia is exploring the possibility of supplying millet and semolina to China - Rosselkhoznadzor

Published Sep 10, 2020

Tridge summary

Recent negotiations between Russia and China focused on the access of Russian grain products, such as peas, rye flour, millet, and semolina, to the Chinese market. The Chinese representatives are reviewing the Russian draft protocol for pea supply and are expected to provide their comments soon. They have also received and adopted the Russian draft protocol on phytosanitary requirements for rye flour, millet, and semolina. The talks also included discussions on allowing exports of wheat and barley from all Russian regions to China, with China requesting updated quarantine information on the Russian territory. Additionally, China agreed to update the list of Russian producers and manufacturers of various grain products.

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"During the talks, the parties discussed topical issues of access of new types of grain products to the Chinese market, in particular, peas, and grain processing products - rye flour, millet and semolina," the press release said. The PRC representatives said that they were analyzing the Russian version of the draft protocol regulating the supply of peas, and promised to send the final comments to the draft protocol editorial office for consideration by the Russian side in the near future. In addition, the Chinese side confirmed the receipt and adoption of the draft protocol on phytosanitary requirements for rye flour, millet and semolina prepared by the Russian side. "At the same time, taking into account the step-by-step approach used by the Chinese side when carrying out the procedure for admitting new grain crops, comments on this document will be sent to the Rosselkhoznadzor after the end of the procedure for admitting peas to China," the message says. In addition, the ...

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