Since the beginning of the agricultural season, the Russian Federation has exported a record volume of barley and wheat to China

Published 2024년 4월 24일

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From the start of the current agricultural season to April 2024, Russia has set a record in barley and wheat exports to China, according to the Rusagrotrans analytical center. Barley exports to China reached a historic high of 755 thousand tons, compared to previous highs of 135 thousand tons, making China the third largest importer of Russian barley behind Saudi Arabia and Iran. Wheat exports to China also hit a record of 220 thousand tons. While corn exports to China saw a decrease, significant volumes of niche grain crops like oats and buckwheat were also imported by China from Russia.
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From the beginning of the current agricultural season to April 2024, Russia exported a record volume of barley and wheat to China. The Rusagrotrans analytical center told TASS about this. Thus, the volume of barley supplies from Russia to China during this period reached a record level of 755 thousand tons, while in previous years the export did not exceed 135 thousand tons. For the first time, China became one of the top three buyers among Russian barley importers after Saudi Arabia and Iran. Wheat supplies from Russia to China from the beginning of the current agricultural season to April 2024 are also a record for the history of Russian exports - 220 thousand tons. The volume of corn exports from Russia to China in the current season amounted to 156 thousand tons, which is significantly lower than for the same period last season. Also, significant volumes of more niche grain crops, such as oats (140 thousand tons) and buckwheat (110 thousand tons) are supplied to China from ...
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