Russia's grain exports will account for the largest share of agricultural exports by 2025.

Ilyashin stated at the plenary session of the "Grain Export-2026" exhibition: "Grain exports dominate the structure of Russian agricultural exports, accounting for 30% of total exports by 2025." Ilyashin added that the share of edible oil products reached 22% of the total, while fish and seafood accounted for 15%. Meanwhile, the structure is gradually shifting towards increasing the supply of high value-added products, including finished foods. Ilyashin said that exports of high value-added products have grown by 64% over the past 5 years. Ilyashin emphasized: "The change in structure has made agricultural exports more stable, reducing dependence on the raw materials market conditions." Ilyashin pointed out that by 2025, exports of high value-added product categories maintained a positive growth trend. Among them, meat product exports increased by 22%, dairy products by 13%, confectionery by 13%, pasta by nearly a quarter, ready-made meat by 15%, and tea and coffee by almost a third. Earlier, Russian Agriculture Minister Rut indicated that Russia plans to reduce the share of grain in agricultural exports to 25% by 2030.