The largest exporters of peas and flax seeds in Russia

Published 2024년 8월 6일

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In 2023, Russian agricultural exports, particularly grain legumes, saw a significant increase, doubling in value from the previous year to $43.5 billion. This growth was largely due to the opening of the Chinese market and the Rostov region's dominance in exports. The Rostov region also led in the export of peas, becoming the world leader, with China, Turkey, Bangladesh, and Pakistan as major importers. The Krasnodar Territory saw a more diversified export structure, including leguminous crops and sugar products. The Uspensky Sugar Plant in the Krasnodar Territory, owned by the Prodimex group, also contributed to the growth in sugar exports.

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A significant result of 2023 was a record volume of supplies of grain legumes to foreign markets. In value terms, it has doubled compared to 2022. This was largely facilitated by the opening of Chinese markets. The Rostov region became the key exporting region for these crops, with the Krasnodar Territory in second place. By the end of 2024, exports are expected to grow by another 20%. "Expert South" analyzed data on the export of agricultural products by the southern regions. According to the review “Agricultural exports of Russian regions”, prepared by the federal center “Agroexport”, exports of Russian agricultural products at the end of 2023 reached $43.5 billion, which is 4.3% more than in the previous year. In physical terms, the volume of supplies amounted to more than 103 million tons. The top three leading regions, which have not changed since 2019, are represented by the Rostov region, Moscow and the Krasnodar Territory. At the end of 2023, the export of agricultural ...

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