The main directions of trade in oil and fat products from Russia

Published Mar 24, 2022

Tridge summary

Russia is increasing its trade and economic ties with Asian countries, particularly in the supply of oil and fat products. Over the past three years, vegetable oil exports to Asia have increased by 6%, with Turkey being the main market. Meat meal exports to Asia have slightly decreased, but Turkey still remains the main importer. Russia also sees potential for increasing margarine product sales to Asia, especially to Uzbekistan.
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Original content

The supply of oil and fat products to the countries of Central Asia is of interest for the development of Russia's export activities. With a decrease in partnership with Western countries, the Ministry of Economic Development stated that the Russian Federation would increase trade and economic ties with other countries, primarily with Asian countries, especially with regard to agricultural food products. Vegetable oils The export of oils to the Asian market over the past three years has increased by about 6% - from 3.12 million tons (2019) to 3.32 million tons (2021). The dynamic growth of population and income in developing countries stimulates an increase in demand for the product. The main share of world exports falls on four types of oil: palm, soybean, sunflower and rapeseed. According to the Federal Customs Service of Russia, by the end of the reporting period, Turkey became the main market for vegetable oils produced in the Russian Federation, which in 2019 was only in ...
Source: Oilworld

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