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Russia: The annual rate of grain exports from Kuzbass abroad increased 5 times

Grains, Cereal & Legumes
Russia
Market & Price Trends
Published Dec 20, 2023

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Between January and November 2023, over 170,000 tons of grain products were exported from the region, which was five times higher than the previous year. Kazakhstan became the main importer of Kuzbass grain, accounting for 33% of all shipments, while China was in second place with 32.8%. Other countries, including North Korea, Turkmenistan, and various European countries, also import grain products from Kuzbass. The most commonly shipped products to Kazakhstan are wheat, wheat bran, rapeseed, dried lentils, semolina, and soybean cake, while rapeseed, barley, wheat flour, dried peas, flax seeds, and oats are often sent to China.
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From January to November 2023, more than 170 thousand tons of grain products were exported from the region. Rosselkhoznadzor published calculations of the export volumes of Kuzbass grain for 11 months of this year. During this period, 177.4 thousand tons of grain, beans and grain processing products were sent from the region. This figure turned out to be five times higher than the same period last year. Despite the fact that for several months China was the leading importer of Kuzbass grain, Kazakhstan became the main importer of the year. The main importer of Kuzbass grain accounted for 33% of all grain products shipped over the year. China was in second place with an indicator of 32.8%. Most often, Kazakhstan purchases Kuzbass wheat, wheat bran, rapeseed, dried lentils, semolina and soybean cake. The most commonly shipped products to China are rapeseed, barley, wheat flour, dried peas, flax seeds and oats. Other foreign countries also purchase goods from Kuzbass. Thus, Kuzbass ...
Source: Zol
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