Russia may soon begin supplying semolina and rye flour to China

Published 2024년 10월 11일

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Russia is set to begin exporting semolina and rye flour to China, after protocols for these products have been agreed upon with Chinese authorities. However, the focus is currently on allowing winter wheat and barley to enter the Chinese market, in addition to the currently permitted spring wheat and barley. There has been a sixfold increase in Russian wheat shipments to China in recent years, reaching over 300 thousand tons of spring wheat. Other Russian plant products already allowed in the Chinese market include rapeseed, corn, soybeans, buckwheat, oatmeal, flax, sunflower, peas, alfalfa, millet, and medicinal raw materials.
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Moscow. October 11. INTERFAX.RU - Russia may soon begin supplying semolina and rye flour to China, according to Rosselkhoznadzor. According to the publication "Agroexpert", citing Olga Zakharova, head of the Department of Internal Phytosanitary and Land Supervision, Quality Control and Grain Safety at Rosselkhoznadzor, protocols for these products have been agreed upon with Chinese colleagues. "And in principle, as soon as our Chinese colleagues confirm that they are ready to sign, because the texts have been verified, we will do this in the near future," she said. At the same time, Zakharova noted that the priority at present is the issue of allowing winter wheat and barley to enter the Chinese market, since only spring wheat and barley are currently permitted. "But I can't help but note that in terms of wheat, we have seriously increased our shipment volumes over the past few years, ...
Source: Interfax

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