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Russia: The first batches of flax were exported from the Novosibirsk region to Belarus and Kazakhstan

Published Dec 24, 2024

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The Novosibirsk region has begun exporting over 3,000 tons of flax seeds to Belarus and Kazakhstan, with the shipments monitored by the Rosselkhoznadzor specialist. The region has also resumed soybean exports to Kazakhstan, totaling 2.8 thousand tons, and Belarus has increased its rapeseed imports from the region to 34 thousand tons. China remains the leading trade partner for the region, accounting for 54.4% of trade transactions, with growth over 2%. Kazakhstan and India are the next largest trade partners, with Belarus and other countries contributing 3.8% to the trade turnover.
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The first batches of flax seeds were exported from the Novosibirsk region to Belarus and Kazakhstan, with a total of more than 3,000 tons of seeds shipped. The shipment was carried out under the supervision of a Rosselkhoznadzor specialist, the Siberian Interregional Office of the service reported. "The Siberian Interregional Office of the Rosselkhoznadzor issued phytosanitary certificates for the shipment of 3,073 tons of flax seeds to the Republic of Belarus and 135 tons to the Republic of Kazakhstan," the report said. The Rosselkhoznadzor clarified that the seeds underwent the necessary laboratory tests before being shipped. According to the service, in 2024, the export of soybeans from the Novosibirsk region to Kazakhstan was also resumed - a total of 2.8 thousand tons. Belarus, meanwhile, doubled the volume of rapeseed imports from the region - from 16.5 to 34 thousand tons. Earlier, the regional ...
Source: Kvedomosti
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