Russian pork exported to 11 countries in the first quarter

Published 2023년 4월 27일

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In the first quarter of 2023, Russian pork exports were made to 11 countries, with Belarus and Vietnam significantly increasing their purchases. Pork shipments saw a 1.2 fold increase, with China, Kazakhstan, and Saudi Arabia also increasing imports. There was also a 2.2 fold increase in mutton and goat meat exports, with Iran as the primary buyer. Supplies of live animals also increased by 1.4 fold. The quarter also saw nine types of Russian livestock products approved by five countries, allowing Russian companies to export various products to these countries.

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In the first quarter of this year, Russian pork was exported to 11 countries, according to the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (Rosselkhoznadzor). Among the main importers are Belarus and Vietnam, with Vietnam increasing its purchases by 2.2 fold and Belarus by 1.2 fold. From January to March, shipments increased 1.2 fold, reports the agency, but did not report on the volume of exports. The Rosselkhoznadzor notes that the leading buyer is China, while Kazakhstan and Saudi Arabia are increasing their imports. In addition, exports of mutton and goat meat increased 2.2-fold, with Iran being the main buyer. Supplies of live animals - pigs and small ruminants increased 1.4 fold. Rosselkhoznadzor also reported that in the first quarter, nine types of Russian livestock products were approved by five countries of the world. Russian companies can now supply leather, wool, and animal feed to India; fish products to Peru and Tunisia; come to UAE; and ...

Source: Pig 333