The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has requested empty wagons for the Novosibirsk Region

Published 2024년 11월 11일

Tridge summary

Deputy Minister of Agriculture of Russia, Maxim Titov, has written to Russian Railways regarding the delivery of empty railcars to the Novosibirsk Region due to a shortage, impacting agricultural exports. As of November 7, 26,975 tons of grain have been shipped out of a total agricultural cargo of 68 thousand tons. The Novosibirsk region has 924 thousand tons of grain in elevators, with 524 thousand tons being commercial. The minister is also in the process of assessing the crop, which makes up 300 thousand tons out of 2.5 million tons, with most being grade 4 and 5. The region is looking to sell sprouted grain to Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan, despite the unprofitable export prices due to transportation tariffs in Kazakhstan.

Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation Maxim Titov sent a letter to Russian Railways about the delivery of empty railcars to the Novosibirsk Region. This was announced at an operational meeting of the Novosibirsk Region government by the Minister of Agriculture of the region Andrei Shindelov. The issue of the shortage of railcars for organizing export deliveries of agricultural products was raised at the Siberian Agricultural Forum, which was held in Novosibirsk last week. — As of November 7, 26,975 tons of grain were shipped and transported by rail. In total, agricultural cargo is 68 thousand tons, — Shindelov noted. — There are currently 924 thousand tons of grain in elevators, of which 524 thousand tons are commercial grain. The minister also noted that the harvested crop is currently being assessed. Of the 2.5 million tons, about 300 thousand tons have been analyzed. Grain of class 3 accounts for 49%, class 4 — 40%, class 5 — 10%. Let us recall that experts ...

Source: Infopro54